Visual parity: Entity flame animation on Bedrock does not cover the full body compared to Java

When a creature or player takes fire damage in Minecraft Java and older console versions, the fire model has a higher resolution and covers more of their body, reaching up to the head. But in Bedrock Edition, this doesn't happen; there's just a small flame that covers part of their feet. This feature is somewhat outdated, as I remember it being implemented in the first beta of the Better Together update, version 1.2.0.2, supposedly to make it more like Java. However, I think they should change this now to achieve greater visual parity between the two versions and make both editions feel the same.

• Steps to reproduce the issue

  1 Set an entity on fire (or spawn a zombie during the day so it burns in daylight).

  2 Alternatively, set yourself on fire intentionally.

• Expected result

  The fire model should completely cover the body of the entity or player, maintaining visual parity with Minecraft Java Edition.

• Actual result

  The fire model appears to be incomplete or rendered at a lower scale, as it only covers the legs and a small part of the torso.