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+# Changelog
+
+All notable changes to `mwg` are documented here. Format follows
+[Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/), and versioning follows
+[Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/) as of this first release - a 0.y.z version means
+the public API may still change between minor versions.
+
+## [0.7.2] - 2026-09-11
+
+### Added
+
+- Renderer-free JavaScript and optional Lua AI modules, including bounded alpha-beta search for
+  local actors and top-level controllers.
+- MWL typed tables, references, campaign metadata, deterministic artifact emission, and richer
+  event, dialogue, expression, and persistence support.
+- Stable caller-chosen entity ids, typed 2D value exports, affix pool filtering, and shared
+  CSV/MWL cell coercion.
+
+### Changed
+
+- The chess example now uses the shared MWG alpha-beta primitive.
+- The standalone bundle baseline, API report, documentation, and roadmap were updated.
+- Release checks now isolate npm audit and package-smoke caches from user-level npm settings.
+
+## [Unreleased]
+
+## [0.7.1] - 2026-09-10
+
+### Added
+
+- MWL content-directory builds now generate game data, i18n, and asset manifests, with the
+  battle example consuming generated MWL content.
+- `extract:html` extracts inline scripts, styles, data URLs, CSS data URLs, and `srcset`
+  resources from a self-contained HTML file.
+
+### Changed
+
+- MWL generated-source diagnostics now use deterministic relative paths.
+
+## [0.7.0] - 2026-09-10
+
+### Added
+
+- MWL build-time compilation with one command producing compiled data, i18n, and asset manifests.
+- Generic MWL item adapters for inventory, equipment slots, and stat modifiers.
+- Catalog validation for duplicate ids, slots, effects, and hook references, with source locations.
+- Game-provided numeric expressions and versioned MWL save migrations.
+- Wesnoth CFG asset fields including images, profiles, icons, and sounds.
+
+## [0.6.0] - 2026-09-10
+
+This is a pre-alpha, not an "early release" any more, and the project says so in README. The
+same note records the naming plan for future major versions: 1.0 takes a name beginning with A,
+2.0 one beginning with B, and so on, none of them chosen yet. Code-wise this release is the
+reduced-motion cluster from WebKit's "Responsive Design for Motion", done properly rather than
+as a single media query.
+
+### Added
+- Reduced motion beyond the media feature (roadmap items 199-202): `MotionIntent` and
+  `motionDuration` let a caller say whether a motion is decorative or meaningful, so a trigger
+  can be replaced by a fade rather than deleted; `Tweener.tween` takes `{ intent, alternate }`;
+  camera follow and `FloatingText`'s rise now respect the preference (and `AnimatedSprite`
+  documents why it deliberately does not); `watchReducedMotion` reports a change while a game is
+  running, so an in-flight tween, burst or fade stops instead of finishing; and the interface
+  example gained a motion demo that `npm run motion:smoke` opens three ways (no preference,
+  `prefers-reduced-motion: reduce` before load, and a flip mid-session) in a real browser.
+
+## [0.5.5] - 2026-09-10
+
+Accessibility reaches the framework floor: a reduced-motion switch the tween, particle, camera
+and screen-effect paths already consult, WCAG contrast helpers for a `theme` palette, and a
+screen-reader bridge `Window` and `MessageBox` announce through. The verification story catches
+up as well - a published-package `file://` smoke, a bundle-size budget, a coverage floor,
+cross-version save fixtures and a build of every example, all gated in CI. `Blob` moves to
+`core` (a breaking import change) with a per-cell `clear`, `assets.load` can rasterize a vector
+source at a chosen resolution, and a new benchmark settles the CSS/SVG-animation question in
+Pixi's favour.
+
+### Added
+- `assets.load(paths, { resolution })` (roadmap item 198): rasterizes a vector source (SVG)
+  at a multiple of its intrinsic size instead of only at intrinsic size, so a game that zooms
+  into an icon asks for `2` or `3` rather than shipping a soft bitmap. Passing `onProgress`
+  alone still works. The colour-transform example loads its gem SVG at 2x.
+- `npm run benchmark:animation`: measures CSS/SVG element animation against Pixi sprites (and
+  both at once) at increasing counts, sampling rAF intervals in headless Chrome. On an RTX
+  3070, 4000 composer-animated SVG elements fell to ~14 fps while 4000 Pixi sprites held 60.
+- Accessibility (roadmap item 192): `core.reducedMotion`/`setReducedMotion`/
+  `prefersReducedMotion` (the OS `prefers-reduced-motion` preference with a per-game override,
+  consulted by `Tweener`, `Camera`, `ScreenEffects` and `ParticleEmitter`),
+  `ui.contrastRatio`/`meetsContrast`/`relativeLuminance` for WCAG-checking a palette, and
+  `ui.screenReader`, a hidden `aria-live` mirror that `Window` (its title) and `MessageBox`
+  (each page and its choices) already announce through.
+- `npm run package:smoke` (roadmap item 193): packs the tarball, installs it into a scratch
+  directory outside the repo, builds the tutorial's own tiny game and opens both that page and
+  the standalone `mw_games.global.js` from `file://` in headless Chrome.
+- `npm run size:check` / `size:update` (194): the global bundle and `dist` against the
+  committed `tools/bundle-size.json`, failing past a 2% growth.
+- `npm run coverage:check` (195): the existing suite under Node's line/branch/function floors.
+- Cross-version save fixtures (196): committed `tests/fixtures/saves/` blobs for a floor,
+  a `GameState` and a `Blob`, loaded by `tests/save-compat.test.ts`.
+- `npm run examples:build` (197): runs every `example:*:build` script, so a vite or
+  `emit-page` regression in any example is caught, not just the benchmarked ones.
+- `npm run coverage` and `npm run visual:smoke:ui`. Coverage reuses the existing Node test
+  suite through `--experimental-test-coverage`, so measuring it costs no dependency. The
+  visual smoke builds the interface example, opens it from `file://` in headless Chrome, and
+  fails when the page errors or the canvas paints nothing, attaching the screenshot as a
+  GitHub artifact; CI runs it on every pull request.
+- `core.Blob` gained a per-cell `clear(x, y)` (roadmap item 191): it zeroes one cell's
+  volume and leaves its neighbours alone, so a game can douse a single tile, seal a breach,
+  or put out one patch of fire without rebuilding the field.
+- `npm run api:report` / `npm run api:check`, backed by the new committed `API_REPORT.md`:
+  a generated index of every public export and its declaration, so API renames, removals
+  and signature changes are visible in review instead of discovered by consumers.
+  `tests/api-surface.test.ts` emits declarations with `tsc --emitDeclarationOnly` and fails
+  when the committed report drifts; CI also runs `api:check` after the build.
+- `tests/barrel-collisions.test.ts`: a guard that fails when two `export *` sources in the
+  same barrel export the same name, which TypeScript would otherwise resolve by silently
+  exporting neither.
+- `@datamoc/mw_games/two-d/pixi-interop` is now a real published subpath, matching the
+  escape hatch ADR-001 already documented.
+
+### Changed
+- CI now runs the coverage floor, the bundle-size budget, `examples:build` and the
+  published-package smoke alongside its existing check/test/build/api gates, so neither
+  coverage, bundle growth, an unbuildable example nor a broken packed install can land
+  unnoticed.
+- Formatting is now gated: Prettier over `src`, `tests`, `examples` and `tools`
+  (`.prettierrc.json`, `npm run format`/`format:check`, run in CI). No ESLint rule set comes
+  with it, and the reformat changes no behaviour (line wrapping, trailing commas and the
+  like); `barrel-collisions.test.ts` now tolerates Prettier wrapping a long
+  `export { ... } from './...'` across lines.
+- ROADMAP.md: five verification gaps are recorded as the open backlog at the tail (193, a
+  published-package `file://` smoke; 194, a bundle-size budget; 195, a coverage floor; 196,
+  cross-version save fixtures; 197, building every example in CI), each with the concrete
+  number or path it should assert against. The 1.0 checklist's API line widens from
+  `DEPRECATED` alone to a full stability-marker contract (`@experimental` plus `DEPRECATED`).
+- ROADMAP.md: item 192 records the accessibility gaps the list had never named (screen-reader
+  text for `ui` widgets, `prefers-reduced-motion`, palette contrast) as one open backlog item
+  at the tail; the roadmap-progress test now guards that open items sit after every shipped
+  one rather than forbidding them, so a recorded idea needs no test edit. The 1.0 exit
+  checklist now decides the published `dist` map files explicitly instead of leaving them to
+  drift.
+- **Breaking: `Blob` moved from `mwg/roguelike` to `mwg/core`.** A grid of volumes is not a
+  dungeon-crawl concern, so the field now lives in the renderer-free `core` module (still
+  reachable at the top level from `mw_games`) and imports nothing. Import it from
+  `@datamoc/mw_games/core` instead of `@datamoc/mw_games/roguelike`. `spread`'s predicate
+  parameter is now named `open` rather than `passable`; positional callers are unaffected.
+- Documentation page is now the `REFERENCE.md` module guide (with a sidebar TOC), and
+  the TypeDoc symbol dump lives under `documentation/api/` instead of being the front
+  door.
+- ROADMAP.md: the last open item (175, the `pixi.js` dependency-shape question) is closed
+  by decision - `pixi.js` stays a direct dependency for the 0.x line and moves to an
+  optional peer dependency with 1.0. The stale priority prose is replaced with a current
+  statement, and the new "Parked decisions" and "1.0 exit checklist" sections record what
+  actually remains before 1.0.
+- ADR-001's known gap is narrowed: `Sprite2D` closed the constructible-sprite half; the
+  remaining value-level exception is the one documented pixi-interop file.
+
+## [0.5.4] - 2026-09-10
+
+Inline sound markers now travel with translated dialogue strings and fire at their visible
+position during `MessageBox` reveals. The reference docs, webpage features, and string-editor
+example now document and demonstrate `{sound:path}` markers.
+
+## [0.5.3] - 2026-09-10
+
+Closes ROADMAP items 184-190, the string stack requested directly across one session:
+translation editing (CLI and web), sound cues, f-string specs, markdown, and progressive
+display.
+
+### Added
+- `examples/string-editor` (roadmap item 190) - the string editor as a playable page:
+  an English reference beside an editable French translation, rendered live through
+  `RichLabel` with an adjustable `{HP_loose}` variable, placeholder-drift warnings, and
+  a blip/hit/pickup cue per string that fires on the progressive reveal. Listed on the
+  website's examples page with its own generated diagram.
+- `i18n:edit` cue preview (roadmap item 189) - `Ctrl+P` plays the current row's sound
+  cue through the OS player (`afplay`, `aplay`/`paplay`/`ffplay`, Windows WAV via
+  SoundPlayer; `MWG_SFX_PLAYER` names a replacement), falling through only when the
+  command itself is missing. Plain `p` stays unbound so previews never start by accident.
+- Shared progressive display (roadmap item 188) - `ui.startReveal`/`advanceReveal`/
+  `completeReveal`/`revealComplete` behind `Label.showProgressive`/`updateReveal` and
+  `RichLabel`'s markdown-aware counterpart (markers never count or leak, via
+  `ui.sliceSpans`); `MessageBox` now runs on the same primitive with its
+  confirm-completes-then-advances rule unchanged.
+- `i18n:edit` placeholder and markdown rendering (roadmap item 187) - panes preview
+  markdown as terminal bold/italic (`v` toggles raw source), flag placeholder drift
+  with a `≠` marker and per-row detail, hint the needed tokens in the edit prompt, and
+  report both in `--check` mode. Backed by `i18n.tokenizeMessage`/`diffPlaceholders`,
+  the same grammar `t()` interpolates with, so the check cannot disagree with runtime.
+- `ui.RichLabel`/`parseMarkdown`/`stripMarkdown` (roadmap item 186) - basic inline
+  markdown for UI text (`**bold**`, `*italic*`, combined `***both***`, backslash
+  escapes) through Pixi `HTMLText`. The parser is pure and unit-tested; unmatched
+  markers stay literal. Heavier than `Label`, so meant for descriptions and help
+  bodies, not per-frame numbers or typewriter reveal.
+- `i18n.formatSpec` (roadmap item 185) - Python f-string-style value formatting for
+  catalog placeholders (`{dmg:03d}`, `{hp:.1%}`, `{name:>12}`), with `!s`/`!r`/`!a`
+  conversions and `=` debugging, wired into `t()`/`tRaw` and FTL parsing. Verified case
+  by case against CPython output; an ill-fitting spec leaves its placeholder untouched.
+  The one divergence nothing can close: JavaScript numbers carry no int/float
+  distinction, so integer-valued floats take the integer path.
+- `i18n` semantic `audio` channel (roadmap item 184) - `format(message, 'audio')`
+  resolves `<type>.audio` to a sound path a game plays through `mwg/audio`'s `Sound`,
+  one more presentation of the same simulation event. Resolves raw via the new `tRaw`
+  (no typographic spacing, no RTL wrapping), returns `''` when no cue is declared, and
+  never falls back to a bare type holding a sentence. `validateMessageAudio` flags empty
+  and non-string audio entries.
+- `tools/i18n-edit.mjs` (roadmap item 184) - a split-screen terminal translation editor:
+  reference language left, translation right, either side any language (`x` swaps them),
+  per-string cue editing (`s`, one cue per semantic family), JSON/FTL auto-detection,
+  and a `--check` mode for CI. Pure session logic lives in `i18n/EditSession.ts`.
+
+## [0.5.2] - 2026-09-09
+
+Closes ROADMAP items 178-182, five ideas raised against a reference game whose `main.ts` had
+grown to roughly 7,800 lines. 178 and 181 turned out to describe the same mechanism and were
+built as one primitive rather than two.
+
+### Added
+- `core.Registry` (roadmap item 180) - a named lookup registered once and read back by name,
+  the dispatch primitive underneath a catalog of factories or handlers, in place of a
+  hand-written `if`/`switch` cascade. No auto-discovery: a game still imports and registers
+  each entry itself.
+- `core.SceneComponentHost`/`SceneComponent` (roadmap items 178, 181) - composes a scene out
+  of named sections (map logic, encounter logic, UI wiring), each its own module with
+  whichever `Scene` lifecycle hooks it needs, instead of one scene class accreting every
+  responsibility. Composition, not a base class, so it works whether a scene extends `Scene`
+  or `two-d.Scene2D`; uses `core.Registry` internally for its by-name lookup.
+- `rpg.questsFromRows`/`QuestStageRow` (roadmap item 179) - groups a flat table of stage rows
+  (typically a `core.parseCSV` result, one row per stage sharing a `questId`) into
+  `QuestDefinition`s a `QuestLog` can `define`, the same relational shape `core.parseCSV`
+  already models elsewhere, in place of a hand-written `.ts` object literal nesting each
+  quest's stage array.
+- `actors.toEntitySaveState`/`fromEntitySaveState`/`EntitySaveState` (roadmap item 182) - a
+  `BuiltEntity`'s mutable state (base stat values, level/experience, the carried item) in the
+  same "definitions supplied fresh on load" shape `StatBlock`/`Progression` already draw;
+  `fromEntitySaveState` rebuilds via `buildEntity` from the same row and catalog, then
+  overlays the saved state on top.
+
+## [0.5.1] - 2026-09-09
+
+Closes ROADMAP item 148 (the last item open before this pass) and corrects an overstated
+renderer-boundary claim found while auditing the roadmap for anything still open.
+
+### Added
+- `board.HexSkirmish` (roadmap item 148) - `startingSkirmish`/`setSkirmishTerrain`/
+  `canPlaceSkirmishUnit`/`addSkirmishUnit`/`skirmishMoves`/`moveSkirmishUnit`/
+  `skirmishAttack`/`skirmishIncome`/`endSkirmishTurn`, a Wesnoth-style hex army-game rules
+  layer distinct from `board.Tactics`: per-terrain movement cost and defence, adjacency-only
+  attacks where a surviving defender always strikes back, capturable villages that grant
+  income and heal their owner's units, no zone of control.
+- `two-d/render.Sprite2D` - a bare, untinted, MWG-named re-export of Pixi's `Sprite`,
+  alongside the existing `Node2D`/`Shape2D`/`Text2D`. Closes half the gap ADR-001 and
+  ROADMAP item 167 had overstated as fully closed (see Fixed below); prefer
+  `render.TintedSprite` the moment a colour transform is needed.
+- `core.parseCSV` (roadmap item 176) - a header-row CSV string into an array of typed row
+  objects, so a table shaped like `actors.AffixTable` can be authored as a spreadsheet
+  instead of a hand-written `.ts` object literal. `columns` coerces named fields to
+  `'number'`/`'boolean'`/`'list'`/`'map'`; an empty cell omits that field entirely, the same
+  as an optional property never set. Takes a raw string with no opinion on how it was
+  loaded, the same boundary `i18n.parseFTL` already draws.
+- `actors.buildEntity`/`buildEntities` (roadmap item 177) - one hero/monster file row
+  (typically a `core.parseCSV` result) into a fully wired entity: a `StatBlock` of base
+  stats (every non-reserved column), an optional `Progression` against a named growth
+  curve, a starting item carrying a named starting affix, and a `core.ReactionTable`
+  already holding a low-HP rule if the row names a threshold. Every named reference
+  resolves through a game-supplied `EntityTemplateCatalog` - `mwg` never invents what a
+  name means, the same boundary `AffixDef.id` already draws.
+
+### Fixed
+- `ADR.md`'s ADR-001 and ROADMAP item 167 claimed the renderer boundary was fully closed
+  ("nothing left... not a gap"). Corrected (ROADMAP item 173): every *type* position across
+  the public API genuinely no longer names a `pixi.js` type, but `two-d/pixi-interop.ts` is
+  itself a literal re-export from `pixi.js`, and `package.json`'s `dependencies` still lists
+  `pixi.js` directly - a real, still-open gap at the value level, tracked as ROADMAP item
+  175 rather than rushed through as a breaking dependency-shape change to an
+  already-published version.
+
+## [0.5.0] - 2026-09-09
+
+A declarative reactions primitive, closing the "branch cascade of `if HP < n`" gap named
+directly, plus a new website page collecting the framework's original, non-obvious
+mechanisms for a game-developer audience.
+
+### Added
+- `core.ReactionTable`/`ReactionRule` (roadmap item 172) - named `when`/`action` rules
+  checked against any state shape (a `StatBlock`'s values, or a plain object's own fields
+  such as an item's durability), firing `action` the moment `when` turns true and staying
+  quiet while it remains true - edge-triggered the same way `roguelike.BossPhases` tracks
+  entered phases. A `once` rule retires after firing; the default re-fires on the next
+  rising edge. Lives in `core`, not `actors`, so the same table watches a character or an
+  inanimate object without either module depending on the other.
+- `webpage/features/index.html` - ten specific, original mwg mechanisms (declarative
+  reactions, the per-sprite multiply-and-add colour transform, `Barrier`'s outermost-first
+  layered absorption, `Advancement`'s unified points/branch/capstone track, `Affix`'s
+  trigger-routed curse-derived enchantments, `TriggerTracker`'s turn-window streaks, i18n's
+  bidi-isolate/typographic rules, `StatStages`'s bounded ladder as one modifier, `Scramble`'s
+  honestly-scoped obfuscation, and the deliberate `Scheduler`/`TurnClock` split), linked from
+  every hand-authored page's nav.
+
+## [0.4.3] - 2026-09-08
+
+A simplification pass across storage, selection, and text options, one pathfinding
+allocation fix, a new opt-in build tool, and an interactive architecture diagram on the
+website.
+
+### Added
+- `tools/compress-dist.mjs` (`@datamoc/mw_games/tools/compress-dist`) - writes precompressed
+  `.gz`/`.br` siblings (optionally `.xz` via a system `xz` binary) next to a build's text
+  files, for a server that can negotiate `Content-Encoding`; the originals are untouched, so
+  a `file://` page keeps working unchanged. Wired into `tools/emit-page.mjs`'s example build
+  step (`--no-compress`/`MWG_NO_COMPRESS=1` to skip, `--xz` to also archive).
+- `webpage/design/architecture-explorer.html` - an interactive, pannable/searchable diagram
+  of `mwg`'s real module dependency graph (which modules reach `core`, which reach a
+  renderer), generated from `src/`'s own import graph rather than hand-drawn, linked from
+  the design page's "Module boundaries" section.
+
+### Changed
+- `core.StoredValue` - the read-with-fallback/write/remove trio `PlayerStats`, `RunHistory`
+  and `NewsSeenTracker` each hand-rolled slightly differently now share one implementation.
+- `core.NewsClient` is rebuilt on the shared `HttpTransport` every other injectable HTTPS
+  client here already used, rather than its own hand-rolled timeout/abort handling.
+- `two-d/ui.SelectionModel` - the highlight/select/confirm/wrap-at-both-ends contract
+  `ListView` and `IconGrid` had begun to implement slightly differently now lives in one
+  place; each widget keeps only what actually differs (1-D rows vs. 2-D cells).
+- `two-d/ui`'s `Label`/`BitmapLabel` share their text-option shape and RTL-aware default
+  alignment through a new internal `themedText` helper instead of two copies.
+- `rpg`'s `FreeMover`/`GridMover` share their "play this animation if the sprite has it"
+  guard; `actors`'s `applyStatusEffect`/`applyItemStatusEffect` share their clock-lease/
+  cancel logic. Both were identical code living in two places.
+- `vite.lib.config.ts` and the examples' shared Vite config turn off `reportCompressedSize`:
+  the estimate cost a full in-memory gzip of the bundle for a number `tools/compress-dist.mjs`
+  reports for real now.
+- `roguelike.Level` gained `forEachNeighbor` (visits a cell's neighbours via callback instead
+  of allocating an array), used by `Pathfinder`'s flood fills and `Placement.cellsNear` - the
+  hottest per-cell allocation in map generation, now gone.
+
+## [0.4.2] - 2026-09-08
+
+A roadmap-management pass alongside three real capability gaps closed: deterministic dungeon
+content placement, i18n catalog content tooling, and 2D/3D asset loading unified where it
+correctly can be.
+
+### Added
+- `tools/roadmap-progress.mjs`/`roadmapProgress.js` gained an item-management panel: search,
+  "only open items", and local (never committed to `ROADMAP.md`) priority/status/assignee
+  triage per item, with export/import.
+- `roguelike.candidateCells`/`cellsNear`/`selectDistinctCells` - deterministic content
+  placement over a `Level`: terrain/occupancy/region filters, radius-based clustering, and
+  bounded distinct-cell selection with a JSON-safe roll trace, composing for neighbouring
+  items, scattered decorations, and single room/branch rewards.
+- `i18n.messageText`/`levenshteinDistance`/`findSimilarMessages` - near-duplicate catalog
+  message detection by edit distance.
+- `i18n.catalogUsage`/`catalogCompleteness`/`pluralFormCoverage` - catalog statistics: used
+  vs. unused keys against a caller-supplied reference list, translated-fraction completion,
+  and CLDR plural-category coverage.
+- `i18n.mergeCatalogKeys` - drops a merged key from a catalog, keeping the surviving key's
+  text; rewriting call sites stays the caller's own job.
+- `assets.loadBinary`/`getBinary`/`isBinaryLoaded`/`releaseBinary` (also its own
+  `@datamoc/mw_games/assets/binary` entry point) - a renderer-free raw-byte cache, the
+  direct fix for `three-d`'s `Vox.parseVox` needing a game to fetch bytes itself.
+- `3d/models`' `loadModelContainer3D`/`isModelContainerLoaded`/`releaseModelContainer` -
+  loads a glTF/GLB source once, caching the Babylon `AssetContainer`; a game calls the
+  container's own `instantiateModelsToScene()` for each independent, unaliased copy it
+  wants placed, rather than importing (and re-fetching) the same model every time.
+
+### Fixed
+- `two-d/ui`'s right-to-left mirroring was incomplete: `Bar`'s fill always grew from the
+  left, `IconGrid` always laid its columns left-to-right and never swapped what the
+  `'left'`/`'right'` actions meant, and `HelpScreen` always put its topic list on the left.
+  All three now mirror under `theme().direction === 'rtl'`, matching `Window`/`ListView`/
+  `Button`/`Label`, which already did.
+- `ROADMAP.md` had two items both numbered 161, a genuine duplicate; the misplaced one was
+  renumbered and moved to the true end of the list before being implemented.
+- `tools/build-webpage-docs.mjs`'s nested `npm install` could fail when the caller's own
+  global `~/.npmrc` set an `allow-scripts` value npm rejects for a project-scoped install;
+  that env var is now explicitly cleared for the nested call.
+
+## [0.4.1] - 2026-09-07
+
+A study of `mwg-pixel-dungeon` (a reference game, not in this repo) recommended closing the
+PixiJS boundary the rest of the way, a formal simulation runtime, stable entity identity, and
+semantic messaging as framework primitives. All of it landed this release, plus the eight
+architecture decisions it proposed, recorded in the new `ADR.md`.
+
+### Added
+- `core.EntityRegistry`/`EntityId` - assigns and looks up stable string ids for live objects,
+  so events, saves, AI targets and buffs can name a creature or item without holding it.
+  `idOf` is what a game passes as `Scheduler.toJSON`'s or `SimulationRuntime.snapshot`'s
+  `actorId`.
+- `core.PresentationQueue` - plays a batch of simulation events one at a time, each waiting on
+  its own `play()`-returned duration, freed of any renderer - the presentation-side
+  counterpart to a `SimulationRuntime.dispatch()`/`runScenario()` result.
+- `simulation.SimulationRuntime`/`SimulationContext`/`SimulationOutcome`/
+  `SimulationRuntimeRule`/`SimulationSnapshot` - a facade over one state + one
+  `roguelike.Scheduler` + one `core.Generator` for the interactive half of a turn-based
+  simulation: `dispatch` runs a single command, threading `random`/`scheduler` as context and
+  charging any returned cost; `snapshot`/`restore` capture and rebuild the whole triple.
+  Composes with the existing `advanceToInput`/`runScenario` rather than replacing them.
+  `simulation` also re-exports `Scheduler`/`Actor`/`SchedulerSnapshot` from `roguelike`.
+- `roguelike.Scheduler` gained `postpone` (delaying an actor other than the current one) and
+  `toJSON`/`restore` (a deterministic snapshot keyed by a caller-supplied actor id), making it
+  the sole, serialisable authority on logical time.
+- `i18n.SemanticMessage`/`MessageChannel`/`MessageFormatter`/`createCatalogFormatter` - a
+  typed `{ type, params }` communication intent rendered differently per channel (log/
+  compact/accessibility/debug) from the same catalog, built on the existing `t()`/plural/
+  Fluent machinery rather than a parallel implementation.
+- `i18n.formatNumber`/`formatDate`/`formatList` - locale-aware `Intl` formatting for a message
+  that needs more than `{token}` substitution.
+- `i18n.diffCatalogKeys`/`validateCatalog` - catalog consistency checks: two catalogs' key
+  sets compared, and one catalog's own empty messages/incomplete plural forms flagged.
+- `two-d.render.Container2D`/`Texture2D`/`Rect`/`TextureRegion`/`rectOf` - plain,
+  renderer-free public types in place of `pixi.js`'s own `Container`/`Texture`/`Rectangle`;
+  `Scene2D.stage` is now typed `Container2D`, `SpriteSheet.region` returns a `TextureRegion`.
+- `two-d.render.Node2D`/`Shape2D`/`Text2D`/`TiledSprite`/`Gradient` - bare, MWG-named
+  re-exports of Pixi's `Container`/`Graphics`/`Text`/`TilingSprite`/`FillGradient`, so a game
+  never has to name `pixi.js` for a plain layer, vector drawing, one-off text, a scrolling
+  tile, or a gradient fill.
+- `two-d.pixi-interop` - the one sanctioned, explicit escape hatch for the rare Pixi-specific
+  need the facade above does not cover.
+- `TintedSprite` (and everything built on it - `AnimatedSprite`, `TileMap`, `DialogueStage`)
+  now registers its own colour-transform Pixi pipe automatically on import; a game no longer
+  passes `{ extensions: [registerColorTransform] }` to `Game`.
+- `ADR.md` - the eight architecture decisions from the `mwg-pixel-dungeon` study, each
+  recorded against the code and tests that enforce it.
+
+### Fixed
+- `ButtonSkin.texture`, `ButtonOptions.icon`, `IconGridItem.icon`, `ListItem.icon`, and
+  `Theme.panel` were still typed as raw `pixi.js` `Texture`/`Container` in public interfaces;
+  all retyped to `Texture2D`/`Container2D` (the same underlying type, not a breaking change).
+
+## [0.4.0] - 2026-09-06
+
+**The reshaping release, and intended to be the last one.**
+
+`mwg` grew fast, and grew by accretion: the renderer ended up inside `mwg/core`, an event
+interpreter ended up importing a widget library, the same idea got solved three or four
+different ways in different modules, and several names meant a different thing depending on
+which file you were reading. None of that was going to get cheaper to fix. A rename costs a
+line in this file today; after 1.0 it costs somebody else's build.
+
+So this release spends the breakage budget deliberately, all at once, while the version
+number still says it is allowed:
+
+- **The renderer is no longer part of the core.** `mwg/core` now holds the scene lifecycle,
+  input, saves, RNG and signals, and pulls in no renderer at all. `Game` and the display half
+  of `Scene` moved to the new `mwg/two-d`, which is where `render`, `ui` and `stage` now live
+  as well. `mwg/3d` is its Babylon counterpart, and neither costs a game anything if it is
+  not used.
+- **Game logic is renderer-free too.** `mwg/rpg` was the last module reaching a renderer by
+  accident; its event interpreter now takes an injected dialogue presenter. So dungeon
+  generation, map events, quests, stats, turn order, inventory and battles all run under a 2D
+  game, a 3D game, or a headless test, unchanged. `tests/renderer-isolation.test.ts` walks the
+  real import graph and enforces exactly which modules may reach PixiJS or Babylon.
+- **One idea, one spelling.** `advance(turns)` is turns and `update(dt)` is real seconds.
+  `toJSON`/`fromJSON` is how a class saves. "Nothing to pick" is `null`, not `-1` or
+  `undefined`. Two identical hook registries became one.
+- **The character sheet can be saved.** `Inventory`, `StatBlock`, `EquipmentSlots`,
+  `Progression`, `SkillPoints` and `Charges` gained serialization, so a game stops hand-rolling
+  the most important half of its own save file.
+
+The hope, stated plainly: **1.0 should be this shape.** What remains before it is coverage and
+confidence, not another reshuffle. Additions rather than renames from here.
+
+### Added
+- `two-d.ParticleEmitter` - a pooled, seeded particle emitter (sparks, dust, rain). The pool
+  is allocated once at `max` and never grows, and every draw goes through `core.Random`, so a
+  replayed run reproduces the same spray. Given no `texture` it runs the simulation and draws
+  nothing, which is how it is tested without a DOM.
+- `two-d.ScreenEffects` - a full-screen colour wash: `fadeOut`/`fadeIn`/`flash`/`setTint`,
+  driven by `update(dt)` returning true on the frame an effect completes.
+- `two-d.Tooltip` - a hover explanation over a themed `Window`, with a frame-driven delay and
+  edge-aware placement that flips rather than running off screen.
+- `roguelike.RoomBuilder`/`hallBuilder`/`eligibleBuilders`/`pickBuilder`, and
+  `DungeonOptions.builders` - composable room interiors: the generator places and joins rooms,
+  a builder carves each one. A room no builder fits falls back to a plain hall.
+- `roguelike.generateDungeonGraph` - the same pipeline as `generateDungeon`, also returning the
+  room graph, a rejected-placement retry count, and which builder carved each room.
+  `DungeonOptions.hooks` fires `onRoomPlaced`/`onCorridorCarved` as the pipeline runs.
+- `roguelike.FeatureLayer` - a floor feature/event layer: named kinds with
+  `inspect`/`interact`/`consequence`/`persistent` rules attached to generated cells.
+- `roguelike.rollRoster` - a variant-spawn/content-roll API: rare additions, per-entry
+  alternative swaps, then a shuffle, with every roll traced (including an explicitly deferred
+  one) for parity tests.
+- `roguelike.compareDungeonArtifacts`/`checkDeterminism` - a dungeon parity harness that tags
+  every mismatch `'graph'` or `'paint'`.
+- **Save/load for the character sheet.** `Inventory`, `StatBlock`, `EquipmentSlots`,
+  `Progression`, `SkillPoints` and `Charges` all gain `toJSON`/`fromJSON`. `Inventory` saves
+  per-item instance state (level, wear, affix, `instanceId`) while taking kind-level fields
+  from the game's own item table on load, so rebalancing reaches old saves. `StatBlock` saves
+  base values and deliberately no modifiers, since whatever applied them reapplies them.
+  `Charges` saves banked regeneration progress, so reloading cannot shorten a recharge.
+- `core.HookRegistry` - the named-event registry `battle.BattleHooks` and
+  `roguelike.CombatHooks` are now both built on.
+- `two-d/ui.messageBoxPresenter` - wires `rpg.EventRunner`'s dialogue to a `MessageBox` in one
+  argument.
+- `rpg.MovableSprite`, `rpg.AutomapTarget`, `rpg.DialoguePresenter` - the structural shapes
+  that replaced concrete renderer types in `mwg/rpg`'s signatures.
+- `core.Input` gains touch input: `touchCode`/`bindTouch`/`pressTouch`/`releaseTouch` follow
+  the same synthetic-code pattern `bindButton`/`pollGamepads` already use for a gamepad, so
+  `isDown`/`justPressed`/`justReleased` work unmodified for a touch-driven action. `attachSwipe`
+  resolves a one-finger drag into one of 8 directional action pulses by angle, or a `tap`
+  action for a short drag. `core.PlayerInput` gains matching `bindTouch`/`pressTouch`/
+  `releaseTouch` wrappers.
+- `ui.Button` gains `onPress`/`onRelease` signals (pointerdown, and pointerup/pointerupoutside),
+  the hook a virtual on-screen d-pad button needs to feed `pressTouch`/`releaseTouch` for
+  hold-to-repeat movement, independent of `onClick`.
+- `mwg/3d` gains `Collision3D.ts` (`buildHeightIndex`, `cellAt`, `heightAt`,
+  `resolveCapsuleAgainstGrid`): horizontal collision against `createTileGrid3D`'s stepped
+  grid, stopping a moving capsule/AABB at a raised column's edge instead of clipping through
+  it. `Character3D` takes an optional third constructor argument, `collideXZ`, to plug this
+  in; omitted, movement behaves exactly as before.
+- `assets.fetchWithByteProgress` reports real cumulative bytes transferred (and the known
+  total, from `Content-Length`) for a real origin - a dev server, or a desktop host serving
+  through a virtual origin rather than `file://`. `desktop/MwgDesktopHost` now serves the
+  built game through `CoreWebView2.SetVirtualHostNameToFolderMapping` (a real `https://`
+  origin) instead of a plain `file://` navigation, which is what makes this - and any other
+  real network call - actually usable inside it.
+
+### Changed
+
+- **Breaking: `mwg/render`, `mwg/ui` and `mwg/stage` moved under `mwg/two-d`.** The Pixi half
+  of the framework is now one module, symmetric with `mwg/3d`. Import from
+  `@datamoc/mw_games/two-d` (or the granular `two-d/render`, `two-d/ui`, `two-d/stage`). No
+  legacy aliases were kept.
+- **Breaking: `Game` moved from `mwg/core` to `mwg/two-d`, and `Scene` split.** `core.Scene` is
+  now the renderer-free lifecycle (`create`/`update`/`resize`/`onSuspend`/`onResume`/`destroy`);
+  `two-d.Scene2D` adds the Pixi container and is what a 2D game extends. `SceneStack` is generic
+  over the scene type, so a Babylon game gets scene management, suspend/resume and minigame
+  stacking. **`mwg/core` now pulls in no renderer at all**, and neither does `mwg/rpg`.
+- **Breaking: `rpg.EventRunner` takes `present: DialoguePresenter` instead of `windows`.** The
+  event interpreter no longer builds a `MessageBox`; use
+  `present: messageBoxPresenter(this.windows)` for the previous behaviour. `boxWidth`,
+  `boxHeight` and `speed` moved onto the presenter.
+- **Breaking: `loadTiledMap` moved from `mwg/rpg` to `mwg/two-d/render`**, where the `TileMap`
+  and `SpriteSheet` it builds already lived.
+- **Breaking: every "pick one" now returns `null`.** `Random.weighted` returned `-1` and
+  `Random.element`/`Random.weightedKey` returned `undefined`; all three now match
+  `rollEncounter`/`rollLoot`.
+- **Breaking: one meaning per name.** `advance(turns)` is turns or rounds and `update(dt)` is
+  real seconds, so `EnvironmentClock.advance(seconds)` became `update(dt)`,
+  `Barrier.decay(ticks)` and `AbilityCycle.tick()` became `advance(turns)`,
+  `BossPhases.update(hpFraction)` became `check(hpFraction)`, and `QuestLog.advance` became
+  `advanceStage`. `EnvironmentClock.snapshot`/`restore` and `SupportLedger.save`/`restore`
+  became `toJSON`/`fromJSON`.
+- **Breaking: `GridMover`/`FreeMover` take a `MovableSprite`** rather than an `AnimatedSprite`,
+  so a static sprite (or anything with `x`/`y`) works; the animation members are optional.
+- `mwg/assets` split into renderer-free path resolution (`assets/paths`, its own export
+  subpath) and the Pixi-backed loader, which is what took Pixi out of `mwg/3d` and `mwg/audio`.
+- Per-module export subpaths now ship TypeScript types; previously only the package root did,
+  so `@datamoc/mw_games/core` resolved to `any` under `moduleResolution: bundler`/`node16`.
+- `sideEffects` narrowed from a blanket `false` to the two `mwg/3d` files with real
+  side-effect imports, so a bundler can no longer drop Babylon's glTF and thin-instance
+  registrations.
+
+### Fixed
+- `examples/three-d`'s hero now actually collides with the raised ridge its demo path crosses,
+  rather than the path being hand-routed around it.
+
+## [0.3.1] - 2026-09-05
+
+### Added
+- `audio.Music.playTracks(paths, fadeDuration)` plays a playlist rather than one looping
+  track: each track plays once, `HTMLAudioElement.onended` (when the backend exposes it)
+  advances to the next, and the sequence cycles once it reaches the end. `play()`/`stop()`
+  cancel an active playlist so a stale `onended` from a track already replaced cannot advance
+  a newer one.
+
+## [0.3.0] - 2026-09-05
+
+### Added
+- `core.PlayerStats` (a lifetime total, folded per run - deliberately not derived from
+  `RunHistory`, which can drop old entries), `ui.StatsScreen` (a `label: value` display
+  recipe), and `core.TelemetryClient` (automatic structured events, off by default until a
+  game calls `setConsent(true)`).
+- `tools/benchmark-browser.mjs` now records each run's fps/p95/memory to a per-page history
+  file (`benchmark-results/`, gitignored) and fails on a regression against the best-seen
+  prior run, not only its fixed gate. `npm run benchmark:tower-defense`/`benchmark:ui` cover
+  those examples the same way `benchmark:browser`/`benchmark:3d` already did.
+  `tools/benchmark-simulation.mjs` (`npm run benchmark:simulation`) measures headless
+  `runScenario`/`advanceToInput` throughput, with the same history tracking.
+- `core.LockstepClient` and a reference server, `tools/multiplayer-server.mjs` (real-time
+  multiplayer's one exception to "`mwg` ships no backend"): lockstep tick authority over a
+  plain `WebSocket`, server-assigned identity, and a `?room=` matchmaking string. Run it with
+  `npm run multiplayer:server`.
+- `core.SaveSyncClient.list()` returns every save-profile slot name an endpoint holds, so a
+  player's multiple named profiles (`SaveSystem` already supports as many as a game creates)
+  can each sync independently against one endpoint.
+- `desktop/MwgDesktopHost`, a minimal WebView2 (WinForms, net8.0-windows) reference host that
+  loads a built example's own `index.html` via `file://` unmodified. `npm run desktop:build`/
+  `desktop:run` mirror the existing `cap:*` scripts' naming and target the same `tower-defense`
+  reference build. Verified with a real `dotnet build`/`dotnet run` and a screenshot of the
+  running window showing the game actually rendered.
+- `assets.load` and `assets.AssetStream`'s `preload`/`preloadLikely` take an optional
+  `onProgress` (asset-count fraction, not literal bytes), threaded through `examples/loading`'s
+  own tasks into `LoadQueue.report`. Eviction under a tight budget was verified in a real
+  browser across 300 preload/evict cycles: resident texture count stayed pinned to the budget
+  throughout.
+- `render.StatusVisuals` maps active status-effect names to a tint on a sprite (priority by
+  declaration order, an optional pulsing strength), bridging `actors.applyStatusEffect`'s
+  game-side data to what a character looks like without either module importing the other.
+- `mwg/simulation` (`Simulation` on the standalone build): `advanceToInput` runs a
+  scheduler's automatic actions up to a budget until an actor needs input, and
+  `runScenario` applies a finite command sequence against caller-supplied rules. Both
+  are headless, with no rendering or browser imports, and take random state explicitly
+  for reproducibility.
+- Button accepts a per-instance nine-patch skin with state tints and caption styling, including captions created later with setText.
+- Label accepts stroke, resolution and roundPixels options. Existing defaults are unchanged. Textures remain owned by the caller.
+
+### Changed
+- **Breaking:** `core.SaveSyncClient.upload`/`download` now take a `slot` name -
+  `upload(payload)`/`download()` are `upload(slot, payload)`/`download(slot)` - so one
+  endpoint can hold more than one player profile.
+
+
+## [0.2.1] - 2026-09-05
+
+### Fixed
+- `Sound.play()`, `Music.play()` and `Synth.playTone()` discarded the `Promise` that
+  `HTMLAudioElement.play()` returns with no rejection handler. Reusing a pooled `Sound`
+  instance before its prior `play()` settled, or `Music`'s crossfade pausing the previous
+  track while the incoming one was still loading, rejects that promise ("The fetching
+  process for the media resource was aborted..."), which surfaced as an unhandled
+  rejection instead of being silently absorbed, the correct handling for an interruption
+  that is expected, not an error.
+- `Camera.update()` computed its deadzone size through the `view` getter, which also
+  clamps to bounds and allocates a rectangle object - two needless allocations every
+  frame for values the deadzone calculation never used.
+
+## [0.2.0] - 2026-09-05
+
+### Added
+
+**Core**
+- `Tweener`/`Easing`, `UndoHistory`, `PlayerInput` (rebindable action-to-key mapping),
+  `RunHistory` (per-run reports and rankings, no online component), `News` (`NewsClient`,
+  `NewsSeenTracker`), `Sanitize` (`checkSize`, `checkNoControlCharacters`,
+  `sanitizeInboundText`, `validateSchema` - a 10MB default size cap and no embedded control
+  characters on any inbound save/news/sync data), `Scramble`, `SaveSync` (`SaveSyncClient`),
+  `Save.exportSlot`/`importSlot`, `Loading` (`LoadQueue`), `Feedback` (`FeedbackClient`),
+  `Input.onWheel` (wheel scroll as a first-class input signal alongside keys, not just a
+  `ListView` feature - horizontal-scroll and zoom modifier keys resolve to a
+  `WheelAction`/`WheelInput` the game interprets, distinct from the browser's own scroll/zoom).
+- `version`: `mwg`'s own version string, exported from `mwg/core` and kept in sync with
+  `package.json` by a dedicated test.
+
+**Render**
+- `Viewport`/`splitScreenHalves` (local split-screen multiplayer), `Camera.setViewport`
+  screen offset, `ColorBlindness` (`createColorBlindnessFilter`, accessible colour modes),
+  `Capabilities.inspectGraphicsCapabilities`/`detectWebGpu` (real WebGPU shader-compile
+  probe, not just a `navigator.gpu` existence check), `Streaming.AssetStream`.
+
+**UI**
+- `BitmapLabel`, `Toast`, `theme.highContrastTheme`, `LoadingScreen`, pointer and wheel
+  support on `ListView`/`IconGrid`, `Bar` fill/background textures with pixel rounding.
+
+**Audio**
+- `Synth` (`synthesizeTone`, `playTone`), `Midi` (`parseMidi`, `scheduleMidi`,
+  `MidiPlayer`, `noteToFrequency`), `Captions` (`onCaption` - subtitles for accessibility).
+
+**Actors / World / Board / RPG**
+- `Support` (`SupportLedger`), `ItemStatusEffect.applyItemStatusEffect` (temporary item
+  status), `Environment` (`EnvironmentClock`), `FogOfWar.FactionFog`, `Collision`
+  (`aabbOverlap`, `circleOverlap`, `circleAabbOverlap`, `resolveAabbAgainstTiles`).
+
+**i18n / Stage**
+- `Fluent.parseFTL`, typographic apostrophes, `StageScript.history`/`showLast`/`skipSeen`,
+  `MessageBox` `nvl` mode and `autoAdvance`.
+
+**3D, mobile and desktop**
+- `Character3D.playAnimation`/`stopAnimation`/`currentAnimation`,
+  `Heightmap.createHeightmapTerrain3D`, an Ionic Capacitor integration for native
+  iOS/Android packaging, and a WebView2 desktop host reference under `desktop/`.
+
+**Examples**
+- `examples/loading` (`LoadQueue`/`LoadingScreen`/`AssetStream` end to end, including a
+  deliberately-failing-once task exercising retry), `examples/three-d`,
+  `examples/tower-defense`.
+
+### Changed
+- `graphics-capabilities`'s `wgsl` capability now defaults to `false` unless a real
+  WebGPU shader-compile probe supplies it, instead of asserting true from
+  `navigator.gpu`'s mere existence.
+- `tools/find-chrome.mjs` extracted from the byte-identical `findChrome()` duplicated in
+  `benchmark-browser.mjs` and `graphics-capabilities.mjs`.
+
+## [0.1.2] - 2026-09-03
+
+### Added
+- `Session`: counts how many times a game has launched, persisted across page loads (the
+  same `SaveStorage` abstraction `SaveSystem` uses) - the signal a native wrapper needs to
+  decide whether to ask for a store rating. `mwg` counts; it never prompts, and bundles no
+  store/ads/IAP SDK of any kind.
+
+### Changed
+- **Breaking:** `Game` no longer registers `mwg/render`'s colour-transform batcher
+  automatically. `mwg/core` imported from `mwg/render` to do this, meaning a game that
+  only imported `mwg/core` still compiled in the whole render module. `GameOptions` gained
+  `extensions`, a list of Pixi-extension registration functions the caller supplies
+  instead: a game using `TintedSprite` (directly, or via `TileMap`/`DialogueStage`/
+  `AnimatedSprite`) now passes `{ extensions: [registerColorTransform] }` explicitly.
+  `mwg/core` now imports from no other module.
+
+## [0.1.1] - 2026-09-03
+
+First tagged release. Everything below shipped on `main` before this tag existed; nothing
+in it is new as of the tag, only now given a version number to refer to.
+
+### Added
+
+**Core**
+- `Game` (owns the Pixi `Application`, the frame loop, current `Scene`), `Scene`, `Signal`
+  (typed event emitter, stack-mode listener order), seeded `Random` (save/restorable state,
+  `withSeed` for scoped determinism), keyboard `Input` with rebinding.
+- `Achievements`: named milestones unlocked by counters crossing a target - unlocking is
+  derived, never stored; the increment that earns one reports it, `drainNew()` queues
+  announcements, and loaded counts announce nothing.
+- `Game.step(dt)`, to drive a frame by hand - needed because Chrome throttles
+  `requestAnimationFrame` in a background tab.
+- `SaveSystem`: named, versioned save slots over `localStorage`, with an in-memory fallback.
+- `Recorder`/`Player`: action recording and replay for testing - every `Input.onAction`
+  stamped against the `Game.onFrame` count, re-dispatched at the same counts while the loop
+  is driven by hand with `Game.step(dt)`; `serializeReplay`/`deserializeReplay` round-trip
+  the log with validation.
+- `Collection`: named record collections over `localStorage` (quest logs, bestiaries,
+  achievements) - `all`/`get`/`put`/`remove`/`where`/`clear` reading storage directly, so
+  there is no cached copy to go stale; `SaveSystem`'s memory fallback is now shared.
+- `SceneStack` with `Game.pushScene`/`popScene`: a scene suspends underneath another and
+  resumes with a result via `Scene.onSuspend`/`onResume` - only the top scene updates, all
+  render, so overlays and opaque scenes both work.
+- `Logger`: categories and severity over bare `console.log` - four levels, a filter, and a
+  sink tests capture instead of the console.
+- `Hex`: cube-coordinate hex grid math (`hexNeighbors`, `hexDistance`, `hexLine`, `hexRange`,
+  `hexToPixel`/`pixelToHex`), orientation-agnostic and shared by `roguelike` and `render`.
+
+**Render**
+- `Camera`, `TileMap` (chunked and culled against the camera; `square`, `hex`, `isometric`, and
+  `staggered` projections, all culled through one shape-agnostic bounding-box method), `SpriteSheet`, `AnimatedSprite`,
+  `TintedSprite`, and `ColorTransformBatcher` - a per-sprite multiply-and-add colour transform
+  in the batch shader, which Pixi's built-in tint cannot do.
+- `LayeredSprite`, for characters built from swappable parts (skin, hair, garment).
+- `ActorAnimator`: the idle/move/action animation-state convention `AnimatedSprite` and
+  `GridMover` never had on their own, with the one rule that makes them coherent - an action
+  interrupts idle/move, but is not itself interruptible while it plays.
+- `Projectile`: tweens a sprite's position in a straight line, the render-side half of aiming
+  a thrown item or a wand bolt.
+- `blobIndex`/`autotileFrames`/`BLOB_SHAPES`: the classic 256-combination-to-47-shape blob-tile
+  reduction for auto-tiling a terrain edge or corner from many small pieces.
+- Verified: SVG textures load correctly through the compiled `data:` URI path; the render path
+  holds 60fps at 4000 tinted sprites and over a 160,000-cell synthetic map, with no silent
+  fallback off WebGL.
+- `TileMap` reads one sheet per tileset (`tileFrame` packs naming the sheet; plain indices
+  still read as sheet 0), and cells carry an elevation: `setCellHeight` lifts the top tile
+  by `heightStep` per level, growing two shaded side faces per level on the diamond
+  projections, with `tileCenter` riding along so occupants stand on top.
+
+**Assets**
+- `load`/`texture`/`get`/`resolve`, synchronous after one `load()` call per scene.
+- `tools/compile-resources.mjs`: turns every asset into a `data:` URI script, so a compiled
+  build never needs `fetch`/XHR (both blocked from `file://`).
+
+**UI**
+- `Window`, `WindowStack` (keyboard focus to the top window only), `ListView`, `MessageBox`,
+  `Label`, `NinePatch`, `VerticalLabel` (for vertical writing systems), `theme`.
+- `IconGrid`: a multi-column icon grid alongside `ListView`, for SPD-sized item counts. Tap-
+  then-tap reordering and a frame-driven long-press-to-quickslot timer, both plain methods a
+  test can drive without simulating pointer events.
+
+**i18n**
+- Message tables, `Intl.PluralRules`-backed plurals, `{token}` interpolation, and
+  `direction()` (ltr/rtl), which `ui`'s `Theme.direction` reads from a game's own glue code.
+
+**Actors**
+- `StatBlock` (base + derived stats through a fixed add→multiply→set modifier order),
+  `EquipmentSlots` (ties an item's modifiers to a stat block on equip/unequip),
+  `Progression`/`powerCurve` (levels and experience over a replaceable growth curve),
+  `Inventory` (stacking, weight, containers), `skillCheck`.
+- `SkillPoints`: a per-stat spendable ledger over a `StatBlock`, with a rising cost-per-rank
+  callback and an optional cap - deliberately not a wrapper around `Progression`, just bridged
+  to it by the points a level-up grants.
+- `craft(inventory, recipe)`: consumes every ingredient and adds the result atomically - an
+  ingredient shortfall or a result that doesn't fit rolls back everything already removed.
+- `applyStatusEffect`: a temporary buff/debuff - applies `StatBlock` modifiers and registers
+  their removal against any clock shaped like `TurnClock`'s `add`/`remove`, returning a handle
+  whose `cancel()` removes them early (a cure, a remove-curse scroll).
+- `identify`/`enchant`/`damageItem`/`repairItem`: item-depth functions over a plain
+  `InventoryItem`, which gained `level`, `durability` and `maxDurability` fields - durability
+  is opt-in per item, a no-op without `maxDurability` set.
+- `Charges`: a resource that regenerates on its own as turns pass (a wand's limited charges),
+  distinct from a `StatBlock` stat spent per use and restored only by an explicit event.
+- `rollLoot`: a weighted drop table, the same shape as `world.rollEncounter` - roll whether
+  anything drops, then weight-pick which.
+- `buy`/`sell`: a shop transaction between two `Inventory`s paid from a `StatBlock` currency
+  stat, all-or-nothing like `craft()` - a full stock/buyer-capacity rollback on failure.
+- `Advancement`: tiered specialization (level-gated point tiers, one permanent branch choice,
+  one capstone) with a point ledger - never the spend rule, which stays game-side.
+- `rollAffix`/`applyAffix`/`removeAffix`/`affixOf`: named item affixes carrying only trigger,
+  weight and curse flag; `InventoryItem` gained an optional `affix` field.
+- `scaledModifiers`: `{stat, op, base, perLevel}` templates resolved to plain `Modifier`s at
+  a given item level.
+- `Appearances`: per-run seeded shuffling of which look each unidentified kind wears, with
+  `toJSON`/`fromJSON`.
+- `canAfford`/`spend`: a spendable per-use resource (mana, stamina) over a `StatBlock`
+  pool - one cost or several, all-or-nothing `craft()`-shaped, with a negative cost
+  refused as an authoring error rather than a refund.
+
+**Roguelike**
+- `FieldOfView` (visible/explored/remembered), `Pathfinder` (A*, a Dijkstra distance map,
+  `autoExplore`), `Scheduler` (energy-cost turn order), `generateDungeon` (seeded, with an
+  optional `kinds` list for a game's own terrain ids alongside wall/floor).
+- `decideMonsterAI`: a wander/hunt/flee behaviour loop over a monster's own `FieldOfView`
+  (not the player's), built entirely from already-shipped primitives.
+- `Secrets`: discoverable/hidden tile state (secret doors, undiscovered traps). A concealed
+  cell is disguised straight in `Level`'s own terrain, so `FieldOfView`/`Pathfinder` need no
+  changes to support it.
+- `chebyshevDistance`/`traceLine`/`hasLineOfSight`/`canTarget`/`resolveArea`: targeting via a
+  Bresenham line trace (a different, cheaper question than `FieldOfView`'s shadowcast), with
+  `single`/`line`/`burst` area resolution.
+- `decideMonsterAI` gained a `disposition` option (`hostile`/`neutral`/`peaceful`, defaulting
+  to `hostile`, unchanged) and a `provoked` flag - a peaceful/neutral monster always wanders
+  until either overrides it back to hunting.
+- `Doors`: open/closed/locked door state, `Secrets`' own shape reused - the state is just
+  terrain, swapped between a door's own open/closed kinds; locking is a separate flag that
+  keeps a door closed and unopenable until `unlock` is called.
+- `BossPhases`/`AbilityCycle`: HP-fraction thresholds reporting newly entered phases in
+  order, plus named ability cooldowns with `tick`/`ready`/`use` - both JSON round-trippable.
+- `Blob`: per-cell volumes diffused into passable neighbours and decayed per step, with
+  `cellsAbove` for the game to apply its own effects on.
+- `Level`, `Secrets` and `Doors` gained `toJSON`/`fromJSON` - the game's own `kinds` table
+  (or live level) is supplied fresh on load, `QuestLog`'s own convention.
+- `Elevation`: a discrete height per cell, in the `Secrets`/`Doors` sidecar shape.
+  `FieldOfView.update` takes it for asymmetric cliff sight (a cell blocks exactly when
+  above viewer and target alike), and `Pathfinder` takes it with a climb limit (ascent
+  capped, descent free).
+
+**World**
+- `World` (many maps, each created once and kept alive, with an explicit non-persistent mode
+  for SPD-shaped floors that rebuild fresh every visit), `Overworld`, `TurnClock`,
+  `rollEncounter`.
+
+**RPG**
+- `loadTiledMap` (orthogonal, single embedded tileset, uncompressed CSV layers; isometric and
+  staggered orientations too, each mapped to the matching `TileMap` shape), `GameState`
+  (switches/variables), `MapEvent`/`activePage` (last matching page wins), `EventRunner`,
+  `GridMover` (tweened tile movement, a walk cycle, and `turnTo` for facing without moving).
+- `QuestLog`: staged quest/mission definitions (`canStart`/`start`/`advance`/`status`), with
+  `toJSON`/`fromJSON` for `SaveSystem`.
+- `loadTiledMap` reads any number of tilesets - embedded or external (fetching an external
+  `.tsx`/JSON stays the caller's asset loading) - resolving each gid by Tiled's own
+  greatest-firstgid-at-or-below rule.
+- `automap`: Tiled-style automapping rules - `input` patterns matched anywhere (`EMPTY`
+  constrains nothing), one `output` variant written per match (`EMPTY` leaves the cell
+  alone), rules applied in order with each rule's matches collected before any write.
+
+**Stage**
+- `DialogueStage` (backdrop, characters standing in front of it, expressions, speaker focus)
+  and `StageScript`, a small command interpreter run as one awaited call.
+- `StageScript.runStory`: a story as a graph of named passages - `{goto}` commands and
+  `StageChoice` jumps between them, falling off a passage ending the story.
+- `importTwee`: Twine's Twee notation (plain text, no DOM needed) into a `StoryScript`:
+  text lines become `say`, `[[links]]` in all three forms become one closing `ask`, and
+  dangling links, doubled passages and setter links are refused rather than half-read.
+
+**Battle**
+- `Creature` (wraps `actors.StatBlock`/`Progression`), `TypeMatrix`, `Party`, `battleOrder`,
+  `checkEvolution` (last-match-wins, so a multi-stage chain reaches its final form).
+- `StatStages`: a bounded, symmetric stage ladder over a `StatBlock` stat (Swords Dance's own
+  shape) - replaces rather than stacks a stat's current modifier, and `resetAll()` clears
+  every stage in one call for the switch-out rule.
+- `chooseMove`/`chooseSwitch`: battle AI built on `TypeMatrix.multiplierFor` - a move scored
+  by type effectiveness (or a custom `score`), and a switch suggested only when the bench has
+  a genuinely better defensive matchup than staying in.
+- `BattleHooks`: a battle-scoped event/hook system for passive abilities and held items,
+  keyed by a plain event-name string a game's own battle loop defines; `offSource` removes
+  every hook tied to one source (an ability leaving the field on faint).
+- `Field`: named, optionally-timed battle-wide conditions (weather, terrain, a screen) a game
+  reads directly (`field.has('rain')`) - distinct from any one creature's own `StatBlock`.
+
+**Board**
+- `mwg/board`: a generic `BoardGrid` (owned pieces on a cell grid, move/capture) plus four
+  traditional games built on it - chess (`startingChess`/`legalMoves`/`applyMove`, FEN
+  parsing, check/mate/stalemate/draw detection, and a material-evaluation alpha-beta
+  `chooseMove`/`search` engine), checkers (forced captures, multi-jump chains, king
+  promotion), go (placement, capture-by-surrounding, ko, area scoring after two passes),
+  and backgammon (points, bar/off, dice, hitting a blot).
+- `startingTactics`/`tacticalMoves`/`tacticalAttack`/`setTacticalOverwatch`: a small
+  grid-tactics layer (move/shoot/overwatch, one action budget per unit per turn) for an
+  XCOM-shaped turn.
+- `createDeck`/`shuffleDeck`/`deal`: a standard 52-card deck (with optional jokers), shuffled
+  and dealt into equal hands; `trickWinner` resolves one trick - highest trump, or highest of
+  the lead suit with no trump played - leaving bidding and stakes to the game.
+- `dealSolitaire`/`drawSolitaire`/`moveSolitaireTableau`/`moveSolitaireToFoundation`/
+  `solitaireWon`: a seeded Klondike deal and its four moves - stock/waste draw with
+  waste-recycling, alternating-colour descending tableau moves, ace-up same-suit foundation
+  moves, and the all-four-full win check.
+- `rollDice`/`rollExpression`: `NdM` and `NdM±K` dice notation over `Random`. `DiceCup`: a
+  kept-die reroll cup (`keep`/`reRoll`/`clearKept`). `scoreDice`: all thirteen standard
+  Yahtzee-shaped categories over a five-die hand.
+
+**Roguelike**
+- `CombatHooks`: named-event listeners for a grid actor's combat lifecycle
+  (`beforeAttack`/`beforeDamage`/`afterDamage`/`onKill`, or any game-defined event string),
+  optionally tagged by source for bulk removal; `modifyDamage` runs the `beforeDamage` seam
+  and clamps/reports whether the hit was fully prevented. HP, formulas and when each event
+  fires stay game-side.
+
+**Audio**
+- `Sound` (pooled, round-robin) and `Music` (crossfade via `update(dt)`), both taking an
+  injectable `create()` in place of `new Audio()` for testing.
+
+**Examples**
+- `colour-transform`, `interface`, `dialogue`, `village` (an NPC with switch-selected
+  conversation pages and an autorun cutscene), `battle`, `dungeon` - an SPD-shaped
+  mockup wiring together most of the above: generated floors, three-state fog of war,
+  bump-to-attack, wander/hunt/flee monsters, secret doors and hidden traps, a thrown flask
+  of oil, a dense icon-grid inventory, autosave-on-descend with permadeath - and `chess`, a
+  playable board against `mwg/board`'s search engine, moved by click-to-select-then-move or
+  a held/repeating arrow-key cursor.
+
+**Project**
+- A project website with a live colour-transform demo, the capability-spec table, and the
+  roadmap, deployed to GitHub Pages.
+- TypeDoc-generated API documentation, built through an isolated toolchain (TypeDoc needs
+  TypeScript's classic compiler API, which TS7 no longer exposes through its main package).
+
+### Changed
+- `generateDungeon` gained an optional `kinds` list, so a game can add its own terrain ids
+  (a trap kind, say) alongside the generator's wall/floor without forking it.
+- `Targeting`'s `AreaShape` gained `cone`, and `coneCells`/`chainTargets`/`knockbackPath`
+  cover sprays, arcs and shoves alongside the existing `single`/`line`/`burst` resolution.
+- `EquipmentSlots` gained an optional `locked` predicate - a locked slot reports `isLocked()`
+  and refuses both `unequip` and swaps; without it every slot behaves exactly as before.
+- `examples/dungeon`'s inventory screen is an `IconGrid` now, not a `ListView`.
+- `TurnClock`'s `TimedEffect` gained an optional `onExpire` callback, fired once right before
+  an effect whose duration has run out is removed - what `applyStatusEffect` needed to tie a
+  status effect's expiry to removing the `StatBlock` modifiers it applied.
+- `Game`'s scenes run as a stack: `switchScene` replaces everything, `pushScene`/`popScene`
+  suspend and resume; only the top scene updates, all render, and resize reaches the whole
+  stack.
+- `Pathfinder`'s search loops check the step (both ends on the map, climb within limit)
+  rather than the destination cell alone.
+
+### Fixed
+- `checkEvolution` was first-match-wins; a multi-stage evolution chain could get stuck on an
+  earlier form instead of reaching its final one. Now last-match-wins, matching
+  `Event.activePage`'s own convention.
+- `GridMover` never updated `facing` on a *blocked* move, so approaching an NPC from certain
+  angles left a player unable to turn to face it. Added `turnTo`.
+- A vault's floor and treasure (behind a secret door) were rendering through the "solid" wall
+  before the door was ever found, because the vault cell was carved eagerly instead of
+  staying genuinely undiscovered rock until the door opened.
+- Sprites looked blurry under `pixelArt: true` on a hidpi display, even though nearest-neighbour
+  texture sampling was already on. The browser does a second, separate resize compositing the
+  canvas element onto the page (its backing buffer is rarely the same size as its CSS display
+  size), and that step defaults to smoothing regardless of anything Pixi does. Fixed by adding
+  a `.mwg-pixel-art { image-rendering: pixelated }` class to the canvas - a class survives
+  `autoDensity`/`resizeTo` rewriting the canvas's `style` attribute wholesale, where an inline
+  style did not.
+- Off-map neighbours could alias real cells through `Level.index` (which does not
+  bounds-check), writing distances into the wrong cell once a search looked at the
+  step's origin rather than only its destination. Steps now refuse either end off
+  the map before any index is touched.
+
+