Found while fixing the night-phase contrast, not fixed there. The evidence
points two ways — no such rule in the built CSS and a phase-ignoring computed
colour, but a screenshot showing that same text rendering correctly — and the
contradiction is the first thing to resolve, because it decides whether there
is a bug here at all. Recorded as a lead rather than dressed up as a finding.
Also records how the live-page measurement misleads, since every one of those
traps cost time and would cost it again.
Three claims in §4 were wrong, and each was only visible by reading both
repos together: equipped and inventory are disjoint sets (so the spec'd
attuned field was undefined, and the worn set it never asked for was the
actual gap); effects are modeled after all, by the engine's own summary
function; skill_source is dual-use and needs filtering, not forwarding.
Keeping the wrong text with the corrections above it — the pattern is worth
more than the fix. The spec was written a side at a time, so §§1-3 and 5
should be assumed to have the same class of error until checked.
The five blocked asks all cross the gogobee seam, so spec the wire
before writing code against an imagined shape. Mapping both sides
first changed three answers:
- treasure_found is a gogobee feature, not a contract gap. No loot
fact exists. But the story-grade filter already does, in the tier-5
RoomAnnounce path.
- The room graph already exists, typed nodes and locked edges and all.
pete_roster.go flattens it to "4 / 9" at the last moment, using a
legacy index that isn't even persisted anymore.
- Item stat modifiers aren't modeled anywhere, so they can't be sent.
Slot, SkillSource, Desc and Attunement can, today.
Deploy order is a data-loss rule, not a preference: an unknown
event_type 400s, gogobee retries to maxAttempts and parks the bulletin
forever. Pete's handler ships first or the first treasures are gone.
equip_orders copies mischief, not escrow. Mischief has no claimed
state because the poll loop is its own retry and the guid makes a
replay a no-op; an equip is a desired end state, not a delta, so it
converges the same way. Escrow needs claimed because money moves and
someone's watching a spinner. Neither is true here.
