Description
Describe the bug
When using the Nuker module with Flatten enabled, Nuker incorrectly mines the soul sand layer beneath the player when walking over soul sand. This happens even though Flatten should keep Nuker mining at the player's current Y-level. The issue seems to occur because soul sand slightly lowers the player's Y-coordinate (by about 0.125 blocks), causing Nuker to target the soul sand layer instead of staying at the intended height.
Steps to reproduce
Launch Minecraft with Meteor Client installed.
Enable the Nuker module and turn on the Flatten option.
Find or place a layer of soul sand in the game world.
Walk over the soul sand while Nuker is active.
Observe that Nuker starts mining the soul sand blocks beneath you, even though Flatten is enabled.
Expected behavior
With Flatten enabled, Nuker should only mine blocks at the player's current Y-level and not mine the soul sand layer below, regardless of the slight Y-coordinate change caused by soul sand.
Meteor Version
1.21.5_40
Minecraft Version
1.21.5
Operating System
Windows
Before submitting a bug report
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This bug wasn't already reported (I have searched bug reports on GitHub).
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This is a valid bug (I am able to reproduce this on the latest dev build).