Could `pre_render_block` come later

[helgatheviking]

In the course of some investigations, I noticed that ​`pre_render_block` comes before ​`render_block_data` and ​`render_block_context`

This means I am not able to conditionally use pre_render_block with conditions based on either block context or programmatically added attributes. This seems limiting. (or at least it is in my current project, where I am trying to modify an existing block when it's part of my block - using my block's context)

Could pre_render_block come before actual rendering, but after these other filters? Or could we add another filter at the beginning of ​`render()`?

Core Trac Ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/62791

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Adds a new pre_render_block_output filter that allows short-circuiting block rendering after context and data processing has been completed.

• Adds pre_render_block_output filter after render_block_context and WP_Block instantiation
• Receives the complete WP_Block instance with processed context and attributes
• Allows returning custom markup to bypass default rendering
• Maintains backward compatibility with existing filters