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Sorry for vague title, I couldn't think of a short title. Allow me to explain.
I'll use the Hallowed biome as example as it's the first one that comes to mind. Currently it is up to RNG (to the players knowledge) where the Hallowed will spawn. My suggestion is to nudge hard-mode biome spawns into the players control.
This would be done through a craft-able item that we'll call the 'Hallowed Shrine', that you can place anywhere in the world (PRE-HARDMODE) that tells the game to spawn in whatever biome it is that correlates to the shrine near the item when used. This item would be entirely useless upon entering hard-mode outside of decoration, and is only useful if you want to manipulate roughly where generation will occur. Meaning it is completely optional!
This would help circumvent an issue I often encounter when entering hard-mode, where certain sub-biomes upon entering Hard-mode have unique mobs tied to them (corruption desert for example). If you're unlucky with these spawning biomes you won't have access to these mobs and their loot tables/blocks until way later in the Hard-mode progression with the Clemtaminator.
Outside of practical uses, being able to roughly choose where the Hallowed will generate is the key focus here. I think it would be a very welcomed addition.
The location of the shrine could be treated as a "very loud suggestion" for the world generation, to keep some RNG/unpredictability intact, but still give the player more control over their world for early hard-mode.
--TL;DR--
New item ("Shrine") craft-able prehardmode, when placed and used it suggests to the game when entering hardmode that the biome correlated to the shrine will spawn around it. Giving players more control over their world. COMPLETELY OPTIONAL!