Steps to reproduce

1. Spawn a sheep in a one-block space surrounded by full blocks at head-level, leaving the space accessible at foot-level.
2. Try to use flint & steel to light a fire under the sheep.
3. Behind hind the sheep at foot-level place a full-width interactable block such as a trapdoor or barrel, and to its right at foot-level place a full block.
4. Go into the box and push the sheep toward the left.
5. Stand back a few blocks and try to interact with the block behind the sheep by pointing between the sheep and the full block at foot-level.

Expected results

It is just as easy to set fire below the sheep in a 1-block space, and to interact with a block behind the sheep, as on Java Edition.

Observed results

• Fire/interaction with the block below: it is harder to set fire to block below in Bedrok. On Java Edition, if you you push the sheep into the far left corner, you have about 1.5 pixels of space along the front and right of the block it stands on where you can interact. On Bedrock Edition, you have about 0.5 pixels.
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  Bedrock 2.mp4
• Interactions with block behind: possible on Java Edition, not possible on Bedrock Edition.
  Java 3.mp4
  Bedrock 3.mp4

In Bedrock, the area that you can break blocks under the mods is smaller than Java Edition. Mobile devices are the most who suffer with that, since is hard to place fire under mobs

Observed Results:

It's a little more difficult to set fire or break blocks below creatures. MCPE players are the ones who suffer the most from this, as they can end up accidentally hitting mobs while trying to do another activity

Expected Results:

The Bedrock area should be the same size as Java

Notes:{}

As you can see in Bedrock Edition, the area under mobs is a bit smaller, being easier to hit mobs in mobile devices

Screenshots/Videos Attached: Yes