Owned global resource packs remain enabled after switching Microsoft accounts or Marketplace Pass expires, preventing world creation/loading

Steps to Reproduce:

Method 1:

1. Sign in to a Microsoft account

2. Purchase a resource pack from the Marketplace

3. Activate the pack in Settings > Global Resources

4. Sign out of your Microsoft account in Settings > Account

5. Sign in to a different Microsoft account

6. Go to Settings > Global Resources

7. Notice the resource pack is still enabled

8. Try to create a world or load an existing one

Method 2:

1. Sign in to a Microsoft account

2. Subscribe to Marketplace Pass

3. Activate a resource pack from the Marketplace Pass in Settings > Global Resources

4. Wait until the Marketplace Pass subscription expires

5. Go to Settings > Global Resources

6. Notice the resource pack is still enabled

7. Try to create a world or load an existing one

Observed Results:

After signing in to a different Microsoft account or after the Marketplace Pass subscription expires, a notification appears at the top of the screen stating that the resource pack has been disabled. However, if you go to Settings > Global Resources, the resource pack is still enabled, and you will be prevented from creating or loading a world.

When creating a world, nothing happens, and when loading an existing world, a message appears stating that the world contains content you don’t own.

Expected Results:

The game should properly disable the resource pack after signing into a different Microsoft account or after the Marketplace pass subscription expires.

Original Description:

The world creation button doesn't work. Pressing the final button after editing the new world settings doesn't work under any circumstances (this usually triggers world creation).