Add miscellaneous argument type 'World'
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Allows us to select world names, such as:
/kill @e[type=creeper] my_cool_world
…where my_cool_world is a world loaded on the server.
Can also be used as a list:
/kill @e[type=creeper] my_cool_world world world_nether world_the_end resource_world
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