The A1 regex banned \b\d+d\d+\b (e.g. '1d20') but missed bare die
notation ('d20', 'd6') with no leading count. SRD's 'blink' Description
slipped through with 'Roll a d20 at the end of each of your turns...'.
- Add \bd(4|6|8|10|12|20|100)\b ban to the prose regex sweep.
- Add hand-authored overlay shim for blink in dnd_spells_data.go.
Classes union with SRD preserves Cleric/Sorcerer/Warlock availability.
Test now passes the wider sweep; no other reachable spells leak.
The audit plan flagged jargon leaks in the SRD spell prose surfaced by
!cast and !spellbook. Verifying against HEAD turned up two corrections
to the plan's framing:
- The overlay in dnd_spells_data.go wins on ID collision, so for the
~76 hand-authored spells the *overlay* Descriptions are what players
actually see — and those were crunchier than the SRD ("Heal 1d8 +
WIS mod HP. Touch.", "8d6 fire in 20 ft radius. DEX save half.",
etc.). Touching only the generated SRD file would have missed the
bigger leak.
- The Upcast field is never displayed at runtime (only the import
generator reads it), so testing it against the regex would test
dead data.
So this commit:
- rewrites every overlay Description into playful, jargon-free flavor
in the charm_person voice ("Sweet-talk a humanoid…") — no dice, no
saves, no AC math, no ability-mod references
- adds 31 overlay shims for SRD-only spells whose generated text was
broken (placeholder gaps from the Open5e classifier — "no larger
than a.", "up to to", "in a in range"), empty ("You touch a
creature."), typo-laden ("magicou", "undeadou", "diseasesou"), or
jargon-heavy (false_life's "1d4+4 temporary hit points")
- adds TestSpellDescriptionsAreJargonFree, a regex sweep over the
merged registry that bans "saving throw", "spell slot of",
"ability modifier", "hit points equal to", and \bNdN\b dice
notation. Currently passing; will fail-loud on regressions or new
SRD imports that need overlay shims.
The generated dnd_spells_srd_data.go is left untouched — overlay is
the regen-safe surface per its own header comment.
