The formal collector's roster includes 46 suites the Makefile never ran;
the first formal attempt stopped on test_required_kitchen and a sweep found:
- v15 MIMI purchase saves could not be written once Runtime saves carried
mana_reserve (P06-01): the format detector now validates that section and
excludes it before the unchanged v15 allowlist, like special_peeping_rooms.
- test_required_kitchen's legacy14 exact-load comparison now maps the two
approved migrations (fresh A06 reserve at the restored boundary, elevator
snapshot v1->v2) after checking each against its contract, in Runtime key
order; every other byte must still match.
- test_runtime_defense_autonomy allowed Mana to change only by the A06 flow.
- test_p08_normal_placement_ops expects 25 palette slots (two warps); its
suite-policy pin is updated with flags unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- tests/s2/test_new_pid_pairs.gd runs each writer/reader save-restart pair as
two real child processes and keeps their complete output in the private
profile, since the script-level roster runs suites without arguments.
- Commit the Godot UIDs of scripts added this session (and the pre-existing
peeping-room scripts that lacked tracked UIDs) plus the legacy fixture's
thumbnail import, so a private import generates nothing undeclared.
- Repin suite-policy source SHAs for test_main_dashboard (A06 HUD, palette 25)
and test_runtime_transport (sustained outage helper); flags unchanged.
- Register the pair suite's completion marker.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- ElevatorService snapshot v2 carries the shaft-wide wait; v1 saves (written
with every elevator dynamic_cost 0) migrate by deriving it on load, and any
v2 mismatch, including all zeros, is rejected atomically. A genuine save
from 50ceca0 is kept as tests/fixtures/p14-03/legacy_rush_v1.
- A guest aboard a cabin no longer decides, leaves or despawns until the
elevator sets it down at a real landing; previously a rider told to leave
vanished from a moving cabin.
- test_route_wait_choice now proves the rush detour and route loss with a
worker who actually walks, every shared rider's arrival cell, service
elevator and stair congestion, legacy migration and a new-PID restart.
- Register completion markers for the seven suites added this session and
bring the P14 ledger in line with P14-02's completion.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Riders queued for any floor pair in a shaft now delay every pair: the
elevator service publishes the rest of the shaft queue as each connector's
dynamic cost, refreshed on trip changes and each cabin minute, and restore
rejects saves whose wait disagrees with their trips. A two-shaft fixture with
real guests shows rush diversion, shared cabins within capacity, recovery,
route loss and warp-exit congestion.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A stopped guest warp now reports CONNECTOR_UNAVAILABLE instead of
GOAL_UNREACHABLE (P14-02 review r2 follow-up).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The FRONT Mana warp is guest-only: its connectors carry the "!staff" access,
which path access checks treat as open to everyone except staff. A new 2x2
BACK service warp links only to other service warps for staff, with A07
values. Registry and palette now hold 25 definitions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Stair infrastructure stays exactly the two stairs; the Runtime registry now
loads 24 definitions including the A07 warp.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2x2 FRONT warp at 3000G/30 materials/360 min, 15G/day and 1 Mana upkeep.
Every completed warp pair is linked by one path connector, so crossing is a
single step; a 3-Mana fare per rider is charged once in the step's tick.
Warps close while either end is unpowered, the reserve is empty or below one
fare, and blocked arrivals offer no step. Saves validate the derived links.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Settle Mana raised above capacity between boundaries as recorded overflow
instead of rejecting saves or latching a fault, exclude destroyed facilities
from upkeep demand, and keep the depletion drill's outage sustained.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Initial 100, capacity 300, world tree +20 per 10 game minutes. Each boundary
pays registered upkeep demand before storing surplus; overflow is discarded
and recorded, 0 stops the whole tower. Furnace offers are judged after
generation and demand payment. New saves carry mana_reserve and Operations
rollback includes it; legacy saves keep a 0..300 amount and reject others.
Outage tests that relied on Mana 0 persisting now hold the outage with a
disabled demand sink, since the world tree recovers at the next boundary.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Preserve production code, regression fixtures, audio assets and provenance, test infrastructure, and the original-completion plan and progress ledger. Final game and Windows acceptance remain pending; excluded local artifacts and native experiments are not part of this snapshot.
Show normal usage fees separately from the unspecified desire-match surcharge. Preserve free reception and omit guest pricing from warehouse and cleaning rooms.
Validation: 155 suites / 12,310 checks; focused 700 checks; strict state and event equivalence; 16 normal and compact FRONT/BACK captures.
Capture current source, content data, tests, asset licenses, and original-specification traceability. Original implementation remains incomplete. The accepted matching UI generation passed 154 suites and 12,253 checks, with eight rendered staff-contract screens reviewed. Latest native Windows and full-original acceptance remain outstanding.
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