feat!: Allow configuring level-name, default "world" #346
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The directory name into which the world is saved was previously hard-coded to "save". It now defaults to "world" (same as the official Minecraft server), and is configurable via `level-name` in the `server.properties` file. To continue using your existing world from before this commit, set `level-name=save` in your `server.properties`.
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The directory name into which the world is saved was previously hard-coded to "save". It now defaults to "world" (same as the official Minecraft server), and is configurable via
level-namein theserver.propertiesfile.To continue using your existing world from before this commit, set
level-name=savein yourserver.properties.