Summary:
Wool does not properly block the vibration of falling projectiles. When a projectile hits a block (not wool) and there is wool next to the block that the projectile landed on, the vibration will be blocked by the wool, despite the fact that the wool is 1 block below the projectile.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Place Sculk sensor.
2. Place wool.
3. Place any full block at the same height as the wool.
4. Shoot arrows, trident, or potions at the top side of a placed block.

Observed results:
Vibrations from projectiles are absorbed by wool when they shouldn't. As if the vibration occurs 1 block lower than the projectile landed.

Expected results:
Projectiles should vibrate if there is no hair on the way from the projectile landing to the Sculk sensor (as in the report).

Video:
Minecraft Preview 2022-03-10 19-14-52.mp4