In Bedrock Edition, the Sulfur Cube is treated as a hostile mob and prevents players from sleeping, which is inconsistent with its behavior in Java Edition.
Steps to Reproduce:
Create or open any world in Bedrock Edition.
Place a bed and summon a Sulfur Cube nearby.
Set the time to night.
Attempt to sleep by interacting with the bed.
Observed Result:
The player is prevented from sleeping because the game considers the Sulfur Cube a hostile mob.
Expected Result:
The player should be able to sleep normally, with the Sulfur Cube not interfering, as it does in Java Edition.
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