I didn't know of Twig namespacing just until now. But what always worked for extends and includes is to point to the template you want to extend/include directly, with the path starting from Drupal web root. So in your case it needs to say:

{% extends "core/themes/bartik/templates/block.html.twig" %}

I didn't know of Twig namespacing just until now. But what always worked for extends and includes is to point to the template you want to extend/include directly, with the path starting from Drupal web root. So in your case it needs to say:

{% extends "core/themes/bartik/templates/block.html.twig" %}

You could also try the following which seems to follow theme inheritance but only up to the final base theme (which would be Classy).

{% extends "@block/block.html.twig" %}

Extends and include paths always start inside Drupal web root. So in your case it needs to say:

{% extends "core/themes/bartik/templates/block.html.twig" %}

I didn't know of Twig namespacing just until now. But what always worked for extends and includes is to point to the template you want to extend/include directly, with the path starting from Drupal web root. So in your case it needs to say:

{% extends "core/themes/bartik/templates/block.html.twig" %}