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specs/schematic: add single space before version number

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@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ Stands for the ASCII character new line U+0A. Wherever this symbol appears, subs
## Overview
The format can be divided into 4 sequential parts:
1. **Magic bytes:** The string `WEASCHEM1\n` is always the beginning of the file.
1. **Magic bytes:** The string `WEASCHEM 1\n` is always the beginning of the file.
2. **Header:** Contains metadata about the schematic.
3. **ID map:** The map of node ids to their respective node names.
4. **Data tables:** The actual data itself.
@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ The format can be divided into 4 sequential parts:
As an example:
```
WEASCHEM1
WEASCHEM 1
<json_header>
<id_map>
<data_table_data>
@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ WEASCHEM1
<nl> ::= "\n"
<magic_bytes> ::= WEASCHEM <version> <nl>
<magic_bytes> ::= WEASCHEM " " <version> <nl>
<version> ::= <number>
<number> ::= <digit> | <digit> <number>
@ -109,17 +109,19 @@ The non-terminal tokens `<header>`, `<id_map>`, and `<data_table>` are defined b
A full (trivial) example file is given below:
```
WEASCHEM
WEASCHEM 1
{"name":"Test schematic","description": "Some description","size":{"x":5,"y":3,"z":4},"offset":{"x":1,"y":0,"z":2},"type":"full","generator": "WorldEditAdditions v1.14"}
{"0":"default:air","5":"default:stone","14":"default:dirt"}
10x5,40x14,0,5,14,5,14,5x0
```
## Magic bytes
The string `WEASCHEM` is always present at the beginning of a WorldEditAdditions schematic file, followed directly by an integer version number.
The string `WEASCHEM` is always present at the beginning of a WorldEditAdditions schematic file, followed a a single space ` ` U+20, then an integer version number.
This specification, as noted above, described WorldEditAdditions schematic files version `1`. It is RECOMMENDED that implementers reject schematic files with a version number that they do not support parsing with a useful error message.
For example, `WEASCHEM 1` defines a schematic file of version 1.
## Header
The header of the file contains all the metadata about the schematic required to restore it into the world. The header is defined as a JSON object on a single line, followed by a new line (`\n` U+0A):