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package/bundle/typescript/src/commands/game/sideQuest/utilities/dice.d.ts

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-/**
- * Shadowrun-style d6 dice pools: roll N six-siders, every 5 or 6 is a hit.
- * A "glitch" is rolling 1s on more than half the pool (something went ugly
- * even if you succeeded); a "critical glitch" is glitching with zero hits
- * (it went ugly AND you failed). Pure functions, no game-state knowledge --
- * combat resolution lives in commands/attack.ts.
- */
-export interface IDiceRoll {
-    pool: number;
-    rolls: number[];
-    /** Hits that COUNT -- after any limit has capped them. */
-    hits: number;
-    /** Hits the dice actually showed, before the limit. Equal to `hits`
-     *  on an unlimited test. */
-    rawHits: number;
-    /** The cap that applied, when one did. */
-    limit?: number;
-    /** Whether the cap actually BOUND -- i.e. threw hits away. A limit
-     *  that never binds is indistinguishable from no limit, so this is
-     *  what lets a reader (and a play-tester) tell them apart. */
-    limited: boolean;
-    /** A limit of zero or less reached rollPool. That is a CALLER BUG --
-     *  no SR5 limit is ever zero -- so the limit is ignored rather than
-     *  silently making the test unwinnable, and this says so out loud
-     *  through formatRoll. */
-    limitIgnored: boolean;
-    glitch: boolean;
-    criticalGlitch: boolean;
-}
-/**
- * LIMITS (SR5 p.46-47). A limit caps the number of hits you may COUNT
- * from a test; it is never a die added to the pool. The book writes it
- * in brackets -- `Hacking + Logic [Sleaze]` -- and p.244 files the
- * whole Matrix action list by which limit it uses.
- *
- * It caps RAW hits, before an opposed test subtracts the defender's,
- * and net hits are then taken from the capped number (p.46-47, worked
- * through at p.195). It is NOT applied to the defender: limits apply
- * only to pools built from a skill plus an attribute, and a defence
- * like Intuition + Firewall has no skill in it (p.46-47, and the melee
- * example at p.174 -- "no limit because there is no skill involved").
- * So callers pass a limit on the ACTING roll only.
- *
- * GLITCHES ARE UNAFFECTED, and half of that is canon while half is a
- * decision this engine had to make. A glitch is more than half the dice
- * showing 1 (p.45-46) -- nothing to do with hits, so a limit cannot
- * touch it. A CRITICAL glitch is a glitch with no hit achieved, and the
- * book does not say whether a hit thrown away by a limit still counts
- * as achieved. Asked directly and the rulebooks are silent, so rather
- * than invent a rule this reads the RAW dice: you rolled a 5, you
- * achieved a hit, the limit only stopped you counting it. In practice
- * the two readings never diverge -- a real limit is at least 1, so a
- * roll with any raw hit keeps at least one counted hit.
- */
-/** Roll options: `gremlins` = how many fewer 1s a glitch needs (SR5 p.81, Gremlins per rating). */
-export interface IRollOptions {
-    gremlins?: number;
-}
-export declare function scriptRolls(hits: number[] | undefined): void;
-/** How many scripted rolls are still queued -- so a test can assert it
- *  consumed exactly what it meant to, rather than trailing extras into
- *  the next assertion. */
-export declare function scriptedRollsRemaining(): number;
-export declare function rollPool(pool: number, limit?: number, opts?: IRollOptions): IDiceRoll;
-/**
- * One-line render of a roll for the game log, e.g.: "8d6 -> 4 hits"
- * Pool and hits only. The individual faces have been through two
- * displays and out again: the numeric dump ("[6 5 5 3 2 1 4 6]") was
- * the bulk of the Mechanics column's noise, and the sparkline that
- * replaced it ("▂█▄▁▇▃▇█", right-justified) read as blobs across a
- * full combat. Playtest verdict: the pool size and the hits tell the
- * story; glitches still announce themselves.
- */
-export declare function formatRoll(roll: IDiceRoll): string;
-/**
- * AN INITIATIVE ROLL IS NOT A DICE POOL (SR5 p.159, p.474).
- *
- * "To determine a character's Initiative Score, make an Initiative Test
- * rolling the character's Initiative Dice and adding the total to your
- * Initiative attribute" -- the faces are SUMMED, not counted as hits,
- * and the sum is added to an attribute. Highest score acts first.
- *
- * That is a different mechanic from everything else in this file, which
- * is why it gets its own function rather than a flag on rollPool. The
- * engine used to roll initiative THROUGH rollPool and compare hits,
- * which quietly changed the shape of the whole thing: 3d6 counting
- * hits spans 0-3 and clusters at 1, while 3d6 summed onto an attribute
- * of 9 spans 12-27. Hits made a fast character barely faster than a
- * slow one, and made the dice nearly irrelevant next to the attribute
- * -- which is the opposite of what initiative dice are for.
- *
- * GLITCHES DO NOT APPLY. A glitch is a property of a TEST (p.45-46);
- * an Initiative Test spends its dice as a magnitude, and the book
- * attaches no glitch rule to it. Nothing here reports one.
- */
-export interface IInitiativeRoll {
-    /** Reaction + Intuition, Data Processing + Intuition, Intuition x 2... */
-    attribute: number;
-    /** How many D6 -- 1 base, 3 cold-sim, 4 hot-sim, 3 astral; max 5. */
-    dice: number;
-    rolls: number[];
-    /** The faces ADDED UP. The whole point. */
-    total: number;
-    /** attribute + total. Highest acts first (p.159). */
-    score: number;
-}
-/**
- * THE 5D6 CEILING is canon and belongs here rather than at each caller,
- * because every source of extra dice is subject to it: p.229-230 says
- * enhancements "cannot take you past the maximum of 5D6 Initiative
- * Dice" for VR, p.258 repeats it for the Overclocking echo, and p.288
- * caps Increase Reflexes the same way. A rule every caller must obey is
- * a rule no caller should have to remember.
- */
-export declare const MAX_INITIATIVE_DICE = 5;
-export declare function rollInitiativeScore(attribute: number, dice: number): IInitiativeRoll;
-/**
- * One line for the Mechanics ticker: "9 + 3d6 (4+2+6=12) = 21".
- *
- * The faces ARE shown here, unlike formatRoll, and deliberately: a
- * summed roll's spread is the information -- "I rolled 3 on three dice"
- * is the story of a lost initiative, and a bare total cannot tell it.
- * The pool renderer dropped faces because 12 dice of hit/miss were
- * noise; five dice of magnitude are not.
- */
-export declare function formatInitiative(roll: IInitiativeRoll): string;
-/**
- * WHAT AN INITIATIVE PASS COSTS (p.160): "everyone subtracts 10 from
- * their Initiative Score", and anyone still above zero acts again.
- *
- * Exported because combat-exchange measures its extra strike against
- * it. Between two actors, "the winner is still ahead after both drop
- * 10" reduces to a gap wider than 10 -- the book's number, not a tuned
- * one, which is the whole reason the old 3-net-hits threshold could not
- * simply be kept.
- */
-export declare const INITIATIVE_PASS_DROP = 10;

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package/bundle/typescript/src/commands/game/sideQuest/utilities/docwagon.d.ts

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-/**
- * DOCWAGON CONTRACTS (SR5e p.450), canon-first (player rulings: canon
- * prices as an aspirational money sink; a "contract year" = 12
- * homecomings; resuscitation is the sanctioned carve-out to permadeath
- * -- overflow past Body stays instant death, p.170).
- *
- * Book facts carried faithfully: four tiers; armed trauma team in under
- * ten minutes; resuscitation 5,000; HTR 5,000 with 20,000 death
- * compensation per DocWagon employee killed in the extraction; Gold = 1
- * free resuscitation/yr + half-price HTR; Platinum = 4 free + free HTR
- * (death comp still bills); Super-Platinum = 5 free + no HTR charge +
- * no death comp. Basic's annual price isn't in our excerpts -- 5,000 is
- * the canon-approximate street figure. Extraterritorial corp property
- * (where DocWagon won't fly) is deferred to a future scene flag.
- */
-export type DocwagonTier = 'basic' | 'gold' | 'platinum' | 'super-platinum';
-export interface IDocwagonTierDef {
-    price: number;
-    freeResuscs: number;
-    htrFee: number;
-    deathComp: boolean;
-    blurb: string;
-}
-export declare const RESUSC_FEE = 5000;
-export declare const DEATH_COMP = 20000;
-export declare const CONTRACT_YEAR_HOMECOMINGS = 12;
-export declare const DOCWAGON_TIERS: Record<DocwagonTier, IDocwagonTierDef>;
-export interface IDocwagonContract {
-    tier: DocwagonTier;
-    resuscsLeft: number;
-    homecomingsLeft: number;
-}
-export declare function newContract(tier: DocwagonTier): IDocwagonContract;

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package/bundle/typescript/src/commands/game/sideQuest/utilities/earshot.d.ts

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-import type { Player } from '../models/player.js';
-import type { NPC } from '../models/npc.js';
-import type { Room } from '../models/room.js';
-/**
- * WHO CAN OVERHEAR A MURMUR (playtest, Deditri: "a private place for
- * calls"). A call is audible to the room, and that is correct and
- * load-bearing -- it is how a table learns what a partner is arranging,
- * and NPC AIs react to the half of a conversation they catch. What was
- * missing was anywhere to GO to avoid it: say.ts's call fan-out
- * iterated `room.getActors()` flat, while ordinary speech (Room.say)
- * had been spot-local since the "at" spots pass. Two code paths
- * answering "who hears this" had drifted apart, so ducking into the
- * booths changed nothing -- Patch at the bar and Old Cray in the booths
- * overheard you either way.
- *
- * The place to duck into already existed. The hub seeds carry it and
- * the fiction was already written for it: "High-backed booths built for
- * quiet deals", "the dim table nobody chooses by accident", the Night
- * Market's "shadowed edge". Nothing new is invented here; the call path
- * just respects the position everyone else already respects.
- *
- * THE RULE, and why it is not Room.say's rule: room speech that finds
- * nobody at your spot escalates to a SHOUT and carries room-wide -- that
- * is how you call across a bar. A commlink held to your face never
- * escalates; talking quietly into it is the whole point of it. So a
- * murmur reaches your spot and stops there.
- *
- * WHAT DOES NOT BUY PRIVACY, deliberately:
- *  - CIRCULATING (no atSpot) is the compat state and means "anywhere in
- *    the room" -- it both reaches and is reached by everything. It is
- *    also the common case, and it stays exactly as loud as it has always
- *    been.
- *  - THE OPEN FLOOR is a real position but it is bare ground in the
- *    middle of the room, no cover, always visible (see spots.ts). Being
- *    apart from people is not the same as being out of earshot, and a
- *    runner muttering into their link in the middle of a bar is not
- *    having a private call.
- * Privacy is furniture you go and stand at. You never get it by
- * accident, and you never get it by standing back.
- *
- * Position is read off `Player.atSpot` through spots.ts on every call.
- * Nothing here caches, stores, or derives a second notion of where
- * anybody is.
- */
-/**
- * Everyone in the speaker's room close enough to catch a murmur.
- * From a named spot: whoever shares it, plus anyone circulating.
- * From the open floor or while circulating: the whole room.
- */
-export declare function murmurAudience(speaker: Player): (Player | NPC)[];
-export interface EarshotReading {
-    /** The room declares named places at all. When it doesn't there is
-     *  nowhere in THIS room to duck into and the answer is another room. */
-    spotted: boolean;
-    /** Where the speaker stands; undefined = circulating (see spots.ts). */
-    spot?: string;
-    /** Circulating or on the open floor: nothing between you and the room. */
-    inTheOpen: boolean;
-    /** Who would catch a murmur from here. */
-    audience: (Player | NPC)[];
-    /** Nobody would. */
-    unheard: boolean;
-    /** Named places here with nobody at them -- where to go instead. */
-    quiet: string[];
-}
-export declare function readEarshot(speaker: Player): EarshotReading;
-/**
- * Named places in this room that nobody is standing at -- the honest
- * answer to "so where do I go", thresholds sorted to the back. A
- * CIRCULATING actor is at none of them and all of them at once (the
- * compat rule), so their presence disqualifies every spot: there is
- * nowhere to get away from somebody who is everywhere. The open floor
- * is never offered; it is the one position that explicitly buys
- * nothing.
- */
-export declare function quietSpotsIn(room: Room, speaker: Player): string[];

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-/**
- * THE EFFECTS VOCABULARY -- the shared language every catalog row uses to
- * say what it DOES, rather than only what it is.
- *
- * It lived in catalog-data.ts until qualities needed it too (2026-09-04,
- * "put real stats into them"). catalog-data.ts imports QUALITIES, so
- * qualities.ts cannot import catalog-data.ts back without a runtime
- * cycle -- and this vocabulary is exactly the part both of them need.
- * So it moved DOWN here, to a module with no runtime imports of its own:
- * both of its imports are `import type`, which TypeScript erases, so
- * this file adds no edge to the module graph at all. catalog-data.ts
- * re-exports every name below, so nothing that already imported them
- * from there -- the web's seed included -- has to change.
- */
-import type { SkillName } from '../models/player.js';
-import type { AugBonusKind } from '../augmentations.js';
-export type EffectPool = AugBonusKind | 'pan-defense' | 'matrix-soak' | 'biofeedback' | 'toxin' | 'climbing' | 'matrix-attack' | 'matrix-sleaze' | 'drain-resist';
-export type EffectLimit = 'physical' | 'mental' | 'social' | 'accuracy';
-export type EffectAttribute = 'body' | 'agility' | 'reaction' | 'strength' | 'willpower' | 'logic' | 'intuition' | 'charisma' | 'edge' | 'magic' | 'resonance' | 'reach' | 'armor-bonus';
-export type EffectMatrixAttribute = 'attack' | 'sleaze' | 'dataProcessing' | 'firewall' | 'damage';
-/** A capability is a flag the engine asks for by key (Player.hasCapability). */
-export type EffectCapability = 'dni' | 'smartlink' | 'smartgun' | 'low-light' | 'thermographic' | 'no-fog' | 'silenced' | 'full-body' | 'autopicker' | 'maglock-opposed' | 'killing-hands' | 'masking';
-/**
- * A modifier the row grants while it applies. `value` is a NUMBER, never a
- * string: every reader adds it, and a string would need parsing at each
- * one and would drift in the web's seed. `scaleBy` multiplies it by the
- * row's `ratingValue` (rating), the cast Force (force) or the hits of a
- * sustained spell (hits). `when` defaults by kind: a wearable's effects
- * apply worn, a weapon's held, a program's running, a data soft's stored,
- * a mod's fitted, an augmentation's installed, a quality's held.
- */
-export type ICatalogEffect = {
-    type: 'dice';
-    category: 'skills';
-    property: SkillName | 'chosen';
-    value: number;
-    scaleBy?: EffectScale;
-    when?: EffectWhen;
-    only?: string;
-} | {
-    type: 'dice';
-    category: 'pools';
-    property: EffectPool | 'chosen';
-    value: number;
-    scaleBy?: EffectScale;
-    when?: EffectWhen;
-    only?: string;
-} | {
-    type: 'limit';
-    category: 'limits';
-    property: EffectLimit;
-    value: number;
-    scaleBy?: EffectScale;
-    when?: EffectWhen;
-    only?: string;
-} | {
-    type: 'attribute';
-    category: 'attributes';
-    property: EffectAttribute;
-    value: number;
-    scaleBy?: EffectScale;
-    when?: EffectWhen;
-    only?: string;
-} | {
-    type: 'attribute';
-    category: 'matrix';
-    property: EffectMatrixAttribute;
-    value: number;
-    scaleBy?: EffectScale;
-    when?: EffectWhen;
-    only?: string;
-} | {
-    type: 'initiative';
-    category: 'pools';
-    property: 'dice' | 'score';
-    value: number;
-    scaleBy?: EffectScale;
-    when?: EffectWhen;
-    only?: string;
-} | {
-    type: 'flag';
-    category: 'capability';
-    property: EffectCapability;
-    value: number;
-    scaleBy?: EffectScale;
-    when?: EffectWhen;
-    only?: string;
-} | {
-    type: 'forbid';
-    category: 'skills' | 'attributes';
-    property: SkillName | EffectAttribute | 'chosen';
-    when?: EffectWhen;
-} | {
-    type: 'cap';
-    category: 'skills';
-    property: SkillName | 'chosen';
-    value: number;
-    scaleBy?: EffectScale;
-    when?: EffectWhen;
-    only?: string;
-} | {
-    type: 'cap';
-    category: 'attributes';
-    property: EffectAttribute | 'chosen';
-    value: number;
-    scaleBy?: EffectScale;
-    when?: EffectWhen;
-    only?: string;
-};
-/**
- * What `value` is multiplied by when the effect says so.
- *
- *   'rating'  a gear row's ratingValue, or a rated quality's rating
- *   'force'   the Force a spell was cast at
- *   'hits'    the hits a sustained spell landed
- *   'level'   an adept power's level (p.308: powers are bought in levels)
- *   'grade'   initiation or submersion grade (Centering multiplies by it)
- */
-export type EffectScale = 'rating' | 'force' | 'hits' | 'level' | 'grade';
-/**
- * THE STATE AN EFFECT NEEDS to be applying. Every source of a stat
- * modifier in the game names one of these, which is what lets a single
- * resolver walk all of them: gear is worn, held, carried, running,
- * stored or fitted; chrome is installed; a quality is held; a spell is
- * sustained; an adept power is innate; a metamagic is initiated.
- *
- * 'innate' is deliberately shared between an adept's power and a
- * metatype's own trait: both are things the character simply IS, with
- * no object to carry and no state to enter, and a resolver that had to
- * tell them apart would be drawing a distinction nothing reads.
- */
-export type EffectWhen = 'worn' | 'held' | 'carried' | 'running' | 'stored' | 'fitted' | 'installed' | 'held-quality' | 'sustained' | 'innate' | 'initiated';
-/**
- * A PICK THE ROW REQUIRES before it can do anything.
- *
- * Aptitude (p.72) names a skill; Exceptional Attribute (p.73-74) names an
- * attribute; a Hardwire names the skill it wires. Until the pick is made
- * the row is inert -- there is no sensible default, and choosing one for
- * the player would be the engine picking their character concept. So the
- * pick is DECLARED on the row, travels with it, and is what a chargen UI
- * collects; the holder's answer lives in Player.picks, and an effect
- * written against `property: 'chosen'` resolves through it.
- *
- * IT LIVES HERE, NOT ON IQuality, because a choice is not a quality's
- * idea (mjmcee, 2026-09-04: "when we see an augmentation give +2 to a
- * skill (hardwire) that needs a choice by a user, that SAME LANE can
- * apply to a quality, spell, etc."). It was declared on IQuality first,
- * which would have meant rebuilding the same picker for chrome, then
- * again for spells -- a declaration at one end and a consumer at the
- * other, once per row kind.
- *
- * NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH THE KEY-PREFIX CONVENTION, which is the OTHER
- * way a pick is encoded today: `incompetent-hacking`,
- * `codeslinger-hack-on-the-fly` and five more bake the answer into the
- * slug. Those keys are written into saves, so retiring them is a
- * migration rather than a rename -- but new choice-bearing rows use this,
- * and the prefixes are the thing being retired, not the pattern to copy.
- */
-export interface ICatalogChoice {
-    /**
-     * What kind of thing is being named.
-     *
-     * A pick's VALUE is always the engine's own word for the thing -- a
-     * SkillName, an attribute name, a pool name -- never a display
-     * label. That is what lets `property: 'chosen'` resolve without a
-     * translation table: Codeslinger's pick IS `matrix-sleaze`, and the
-     * UI is free to show "Hack on the Fly" over it.
-     */
-    of: 'skill' | 'skill-group' | 'attribute' | 'matrix-action' | 'hazard-class';
-    /**
-     * The values this pick may take, when the set is CLOSED. A skill or
-     * an attribute pick leaves this absent -- the legal set is the
-     * engine's own skill or attribute list, and copying it here is how a
-     * second copy goes stale. A Matrix action or a hazard class has two
-     * members and no list to point at, so it names them.
-     */
-    from?: string[];
-    /** The question to put to the player, in their words. Player-facing. */
-    prompt: string;
-    /**
-     * Values the pick may NOT take. Exceptional Attribute cannot name Edge
-     * (p.73-74, p.65-66) -- that is what Lucky is for, which is also why
-     * the two qualities exclude each other.
-     */
-    excludes?: string[];
-}
-/**
- * WHAT A ROW REFUSES TO BE HELD WITH, in one shape for every kind.
- *
- * Counted by maka-cli-com-c3 on 2026-09-04: the catalog declares 69
- * restrictions and the server enforced ONE of them, hand-written. A
- * build could take Wired Reflexes I alongside a synaptic booster, or all
- * three vision enhancements at once, and be stamped valid. Same failure
- * as the choice had -- declared at one end, no consumer at the other --
- * and the same fix: one shape, so one pass enforces all of them.
- *
- * DERIVED, NOT RETYPED. The sources keep the per-kind fields that read
- * well where they live (`IAugmentation.excludes`, `IQuality.requires`,
- * `IQuality.excludesQuality`, `IQuality.requiresQuality`); the catalog
- * row assembles them into this. So there is nothing new to author and
- * nothing that can fall out of step with its source.
- *
- * THE ENGINE DECLARES, THE SERVER ENFORCES. Nothing here is checked
- * engine-side: whether a build is legal is maka-cli.com's call, and this
- * exists so that call can be made once instead of 69 times.
- */
-export interface ICatalogRestrictions {
-    /** Slugs this row cannot be held alongside, in either direction. */
-    excludes?: string[];
-    /** Slugs that must be held for this row to be legal. */
-    needs?: string[];
-    /**
-     * A path gate: 'awakened' needs a Magic rating, 'mundane' is forbidden
-     * TO the Awakened, 'caster-or-technomancer' is what it says.
-     */
-    path?: 'awakened' | 'mundane' | 'caster-or-technomancer';
-}
-/**
- * WHICH SOURCE an applying effect came from.
- *
- * The unified accessor sums every lane; the older per-source getters each
- * sum exactly one. That separation is not permanent architecture -- it is
- * what makes the migration reviewable. While a call site still reads
- * `augBonus(k) + qualityBonus(k)` by hand, those two must not see each
- * other's effects, or every such site would silently double. Once a site
- * has moved to `bonus(k)`, the lanes stop mattering to it.
- */
-export type EffectLane = 'gear' | 'chrome' | 'quality' | 'adept' | 'initiate' | 'innate' | 'sustained';
-/** The lanes the legacy `gearBonus`/`gearLimit` getters answer for. */
-export declare const GEAR_LANES: readonly EffectLane[];
-/** The lane the chrome getter answers for. */
-export declare const CHROME_LANES: readonly EffectLane[];
-/** The lane the quality getters answer for. */
-export declare const QUALITY_LANES: readonly EffectLane[];
-/** The lanes the Art reaches through: adept powers and metamagics. */
-export declare const ART_LANES: readonly EffectLane[];
-/** The adept lane alone -- a power, without the metamagics riding along. */
-export declare const ADEPT_LANES: readonly EffectLane[];
-/**
- * How much an effect's value is multiplied by, given the scale the source
- * handed the resolver: a gear rating, a quality rating, an adept power's
- * level, or an initiation grade. They are ONE number to the resolver --
- * each lane knows which of them it is passing -- so this stays a single
- * comparison rather than a per-lane branch.
- */
-export declare function scaleOf(effect: {
-    scaleBy?: EffectScale;
-}, scale: number): number;

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package/bundle/typescript/src/commands/game/sideQuest/utilities/emitter.d.ts

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-/**
- * THE EVENT ENVELOPE (Phase C): every piece of player-visible output,
- * as data. The solo game never sees these -- its Logger paints blessed
- * widgets directly, exactly as it always has -- but a headless session
- * (the maka-cli.com shared-run server) swaps in an emitter that turns
- * the same Logger calls into a stream of GameEvents, each stamped with
- * who may see it, for the per-player DDP publications to filter on.
- *
- * Design rulings (plan file, Phase C M2):
- * - `visibleTo` is resolved AT EMIT TIME -- the engine knows who is
- *   co-located NOW; room membership changes, so filtering at publish
- *   time against a live room would be stale.
- * - Scope is AMBIENT by default: during a handleInputAs dispatch the
- *   emitting session knows the acting player, and defaults log/
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-export type Channel = 'log' | 'meta' | 'transcript' | 'status' | 'system';
-/** Semantic visibility intent. 'all' = the whole table. */
-export type Scope = 'all' | {
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-export interface GameEvent {
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-    seq: number;
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-    scope: Scope;
-    /** Resolved at emit time: player NAMES who may see this, or 'all'. */
-    visibleTo: 'all' | string[];
-    /** log keeps {color-fg} render tags; transcript arrives pre-stripped. */
-    text: string;
-    /** Originating actor, when the dispatch context knows one. */
-    actor?: string;
-    /** Machine-readable marker for system events:
-     *  'death' | 'joined' | 'left' | 'settled' | 'ko' | ... */
-    kind?: string;
-    data?: Record<string, unknown>;
-}
-/** Strips blessed render tags -- the same regex Logger.transcript uses. */
-export declare function stripRenderTags(text: string): string;

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