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

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-import { NPC } from '../models/npc.js';
-import { Room } from '../models/room.js';
-import { Player } from '../models/player.js';
-import { GridCoord } from './room-grid.js';
-import type { Scene } from '../models/scene.js';
-/**
- * THE EPHEMERAL NPC GOVERNOR (7ALf6u7PvTg6TZSm7, Maka: "an ephemeral NPC
- * AI governer. This would handle non-scene generated NPCs, like
- * authority checking SINs, hostile mobs, neutral npcs that don't impact
- * the storyline/job").
- *
- * THE SPINE OF THE DESIGN: an ephemeral VOICES a result the engine has
- * already computed. It never decides anything. The SIN sweep's officer
- * is a mouth for mechanics that already work -- wandRead returns the
- * band, addHeat bills it, the fake burns -- so the worst a bad brief can
- * do is produce bad dialogue, never a wrong ruling. Every later kind
- * (mobs, bystanders) rides these same rails, and the rails are the
- * reason this is safe to grow.
- *
- * THE EPHEMERAL / CHARACTER BOUNDARY, stated as law:
- *   - an ephemeral is NOT IN THE PLOT -- no run, client, objective or
- *     payout reaches its brief;
- *   - an ephemeral CANNOT CREATE OBLIGATIONS -- no prices, no jobs, no
- *     items, no promises the world would have to honor later.
- * A patrolman who starts discussing your Johnson has become a
- * character, and characters have to persist. These two denials are what
- * keep an ephemeral disposable; without them the first interesting
- * conversation mints a debt the save file cannot pay.
- *
- * ONE GOVERNOR. Spawning, despawning and the brief trim all live here,
- * and nothing else in the engine mints an ephemeral. A second spawn
- * site is how a "temporary" NPC ends up outliving the scene.
- *
- * NO SAVE PERSISTENCE -- ephemeral means ephemeral (ruling). The
- * mid-fight-save worry is already answered by the engine rather than by
- * anything here: requestSave's guards only write at safe beats, and a
- * mob fight is not one, so a load can neither resurrect a dead officer
- * nor vanish one mid-swing. See despawn() below, which is where that
- * reasoning has to be true.
- */
-/**
- * How long this body is allowed to exist. ALWAYS EXPLICIT -- an implicit
- * lifetime is how the "temporary" patrolman is still standing there
- * three rooms later.
- *
- *  'exchange' -- for as long as the player is talking to them. A
- *                mid-exchange walkout ends the exchange; the officer
- *                does not follow through the save file.
- *  'room'     -- while the player is in this room.
- *  'fight'    -- while the fight lasts. Mob despawn is FIGHT-scoped, not
- *                room-scoped, on purpose: walking out of the room is a
- *                thing you do DURING a fight, and a mob that evaporated
- *                because you backed through a doorway would be a
- *                retreat that wins by itself.
- */
-export type EphemeralScope = 'exchange' | 'room' | 'fight';
-export type EphemeralKind = 'authority' | 'mob' | 'bystander';
-export interface IEphemeralMark {
-    kind: EphemeralKind;
-    until: EphemeralScope;
-    /** The room they were spawned into -- what 'room' scope is measured against. */
-    roomName: string;
-    /**
-     * WHERE AN AUTHORITY PLANTED ITSELF. A post is a promise to stay, and
-     * it has to be WRITTEN DOWN to be kept: a derived drift seat is
-     * recomputed from whoever else is in the room, so an officer with no
-     * recorded post slides a square sideways every time somebody new
-     * walks in. See tickEphemerals.
-     */
-    postCell?: GridCoord;
-    /** How many player actions this body has lived through -- its own clock. */
-    ticks: number;
-}
-/** Every ephemeral currently standing, by NPC name. */
-export type EphemeralRegistry = Map<string, IEphemeralMark>;
-/** What the governor needs of the Game, kept narrow so this is testable. */
-export interface IEphemeralHost {
-    scene: Scene;
-    ephemerals: EphemeralRegistry;
-    /**
-     * EVERY NAME EVER ISSUED THIS SESSION, and the fix for the third
-     * rejection of this feature (Maka: "The NPC that is spawned, while ok,
-     * is just following me around. If I move west, it moves west with me").
-     *
-     * It never did move. The registry proves it: the body in the room you
-     * left was despawned and a NEW one spawned in the room you arrived at.
-     * But both naming helpers asked "is this name free RIGHT NOW", and
-     * despawn runs first, so the pool reset to the top on every arrival --
-     * the next bystander was always Ravi, the next gangers always
-     * Halloweener and Ancient, and the arrival line was the same sentence
-     * word for word. A harness walking two streets printed "Halloweener
-     * and Ancient peel off a wall" twice, on different dice.
-     *
-     * IDENTITY IS THE ENTIRE OF WHAT A PLAYER CAN OBSERVE ABOUT A PASSING
-     * FACE. There is no other handle: no history, no inventory they
-     * remember, nothing but a name and a one-line reason for standing
-     * there. Recycle the name and you have not made a second stranger --
-     * you have made the first one walk. So the ledger is CUMULATIVE and
-     * never forgets, which is precisely what distinguishes it from asking
-     * the scene.
-     */
-    spentNames: Set<string>;
-}
-/**
- * Bring one into the world. Returns the NPC, or null when the name is
- * already taken -- the same refusal spawnCompanionShell makes, and for
- * the same reason: two actors answering to one name is a bug nobody can
- * see until a command picks the wrong one.
- */
-export declare function spawnEphemeral(host: IEphemeralHost, opts: {
-    name: string;
-    description: string;
-    kind: EphemeralKind;
-    until: EphemeralScope;
-    room: Room;
-    combat: Partial<import('../models/player.js').ICombatAttributes>;
-}): NPC | null;
-/**
- * Remove every ephemeral whose scope has ended.
- *
- * WHY NO SAVE HOOK IS NEEDED HERE, which is the ruling's reasoning and
- * has to be true at exactly this line: ephemerals are never written to
- * the save file, so there is nothing to reconcile on load. The obvious
- * worry -- a save landing mid-fight, resurrecting a dead mob or erasing
- * a live one -- is already answered upstream: requestSave's guards only
- * write at safe beats and a fight is not one. So a load never sees a
- * half-finished ephemeral, and this function is the only thing that
- * ever ends one.
- *
- * Returns the names removed, so a caller can say so once.
- */
-export declare function despawnEphemerals(host: IEphemeralHost, opts: {
-    /** Where the player is NOW -- 'room'/'exchange' scopes end elsewhere. */
-    playerRoomName?: string;
-    /** True while a fight is running; 'fight'-scoped bodies stay up. */
-    fightActive?: boolean;
-    /** Ends everything regardless of scope (scene teardown). */
-    all?: boolean;
-}): string[];
-/**
- * IS THIS BODY ONE OF MINE? The question every OTHER driver has to ask,
- * given one home so there is only ever one answer.
- *
- * THE OVERLAP IS REAL, and it is not obvious from either side.
- * spawnEphemeral calls `scene.addActor`, which writes into the same Map
- * that `Scene.allActors` enumerates -- so every ephemeral is in the
- * scene's actor list right now. Any driver that walks the scene and
- * filters `instanceof NPC` picks up the officer, the gangers and the
- * bystanders along with the cast.
- *
- * WHOSE GUARD, stated as a rule rather than a preference (agreed with
- * backlog-session-2 for the alarm driver, TRqb): this governor iterates
- * the REGISTRY and can never reach a scene NPC, so a narrow enumerator
- * needs no guard. A BROAD enumerator can reach mine. The guard belongs
- * to whoever holds the superset, because that is the only side where
- * the mistake is possible -- and the mistake is one body taking two
- * beats per player action, which nothing visibly fails on.
- *
- * EXPORTED RATHER THAN LEFT AS `if (npc.ephemeral)` AT EACH CALLER, for
- * the reason that decides most of this file: if the marking ever moves
- * off that field, one place changes instead of N, and the ones that did
- * not change would fail SILENTLY. A hand-rolled copy of a one-line
- * predicate is exactly the shape that survives a refactor while
- * quietly meaning nothing.
- */
-/**
- * THE UNION IS DELIBERATE and cost a build to learn. Typed only as
- * `{ ephemeral?: unknown }`, TypeScript's WEAK TYPE check rejects
- * `isEphemeral(player)` outright -- "Player has no properties in common"
- * -- because every property of that shape is optional and Player carries
- * none of them. A predicate a caller cannot pass a Player to is useless
- * to the exact driver it was written for, since walking the scene hands
- * you `Player | NPC`. Naming both members makes each an exact match and
- * leaves the structural form for anything else.
- *
- * Jest was green on this; only `npm run build` caught it.
- */
-export declare function isEphemeral(actor: Player | NPC | {
-    ephemeral?: unknown;
-} | undefined | null): boolean;
-/**
- * THE ONE NAMING PATH, for the same reason there is one spawn path: two
- * naming helpers is how two of them end up called Ravi.
- *
- * A name must be free in the scene AND unspent this session. When the
- * pool runs dry it keeps counting rather than refusing -- a street that
- * quietly stops having people on it is a worse bug than a stranger
- * called "Ravi 4", and refusing was what the old helper did after eight
- * faces.
- *
- * `offset` rotates the starting point so a batch spawned together
- * (gangers) does not read as an alphabetical roll-call.
- */
-export declare function claimEphemeralName(host: IEphemeralHost, pool: readonly string[], offset?: number): string | undefined;
-/**
- * THE AGENDA. One player action is one beat for every ephemeral in the
- * room, and each kind spends it differently.
- *
- * WHY THIS HANGS OFF THE COMMAND DISPATCH, which is the same choice
- * withICTurn made and for the same reason: an ephemeral is not a combat
- * actor, so there is no turn loop to live in, and hooking one verb
- * would give a mob permission to close only while you happened to be
- * walking. It closes while you look, while you talk, while you check
- * your gear. That is what makes it opposition rather than furniture.
- *
- * WHAT THIS IS NOT: it is NOT what made the NPC seem to follow the
- * player. Nothing here existed when that was reported -- an ephemeral
- * spawned, stood on a derived cell, and was deleted, and the only
- * motion in the whole feature was the illusion the recycled name
- * created. This is the other half of the same rejection: the premise
- * of the feature is bodies with their OWN placement, and a body that
- * never acts has no placement to call its own.
- *
- * Returns narration for the player, which only a mob ever produces --
- * a bystander is scenery until spoken to (npc.ts, both silence guards)
- * and an officer holding still is the absence of an event, not one.
- */
-export declare function tickEphemerals(host: IEphemeralHost, player: Player): string[];
-/**
- * The two denials that make an ephemeral disposable, as prompt text.
- *
- * FULL LENGTH, DELIBERATELY. Everything else in an ephemeral's brief is
- * trimmed hard -- no command help, no objective, no payout, no client,
- * no wares, no history -- but the honesty pins are not where the budget
- * gets saved. They are the majority of what remains precisely because
- * the rest went, and trimming a denial is the exact economy that
- * reintroduces the bug the denial exists to prevent. A shorter pin does
- * not produce a shorter answer; it produces a confident wrong one.
- */
-export declare function ephemeralDenials(role: string): string;

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-import type { Player } from '../models/player.js';
-import type { Item } from '../models/item.js';
-import { IDiceRoll } from './dice.js';
-/**
- * FIRST AID (SR5 core p.205-206, with the gear rules at p.208/p.450).
- *
- * The engine already HAD a first-aid roll -- buried inside `use <medkit>`
- * -- and it was wrong in a family rather than in one place, which is why
- * this module exists at all. Every deviation below was measured against
- * the book before it was touched:
- *
- *   canon                                  engine, before this module
- *   -----------------------------------    ---------------------------------
- *   threshold 2, NET hits heal a box       hits + 1 + quality: an all-miss
- *                                          roll still closed a box
- *   max healed = First Aid RATING          no cap at all -- kit quality was
- *                                          the only thing that scaled
- *   [Mental] limit (+ medkit rating)       no limit applied to the roll
- *   once per set of wounds                 spammable
- *   treats Stun OR Physical                physical only
- *   critical glitch: +1D3 boxes            no glitch consequence
- *   not after magical healing              no interaction with the spell
- *
- * The single most load-bearing consequence, and the reason this is worth
- * doing: the RATING CAP inverts who is good at medicine. Before, an
- * unskilled runner with an expensive kit out-healed a trained medic with
- * a cheap one. Canon says the skill is the ceiling and the gear is the
- * help -- medics matter.
- *
- * TWO ENGINE MAPPINGS, labelled as such (the ic.ts / astralMoveBudget
- * house style: canon fixes the ratio, the unit is ours):
- *
- *  1. MEDKIT RATING. Canon rates medkits 1-6. This engine rates all gear
- *     on one Common..MilitaryGrade tier (Item.qualityBonus, 0-4), because
- *     gear tier is the whole progression system. So kit Rating is
- *     `qualityBonus + 1`: a common kit is Rating 1, a milspec one Rating
- *     5. The +1 is not decoration -- a Rating 0 kit would heal nothing in
- *     an untrained hand, and canon has no Rating 0 medkit.
- *
- *  2. WIRELESS. p.208 gives a wireless kit a dice bonus; p.450 gives the
- *     rating to the limit. This engine has no per-item wireless toggle,
- *     and the Sixth World default is wireless-on, so kits are treated as
- *     wireless and BOTH apply -- which is exactly what p.208's own worked
- *     example does (Mental 6 + medkit 4 = limit 10).
- *
- * NOT MODELLED, deliberately, and each one is engine-lacks-the-noun
- * rather than a rule we disagree with:
- *
- *   - "within 1 hour of the damage" (p.205). sideQuest has no elapsed
- *     game clock -- see the same note in planes.ts -- so there is no
- *     "when" to compare against. The once-per-set-of-wounds lock below
- *     carries the anti-spam intent that the hour was there to serve.
- *   - "Complex Action, one per Combat Turn per box" (p.206). The engine
- *     has no action budget; combat is exchange-based and no verb spends
- *     an action. Importing canon's PERMISSION to heal mid-fight without
- *     its PRICE is a real gap, and it is called out in heal.ts.
- */
-export declare const FIRST_AID_THRESHOLD = 2;
-export type WoundTrack = 'physical' | 'stun';
-export interface IFirstAidResult {
-    roll: IDiceRoll;
-    /** Boxes actually closed (0 on a failure or a critical glitch). */
-    healed: number;
-    /** Boxes ADDED by a critical glitch (p.206). */
-    worsened: number;
-    /** Hits over the threshold, before the cap and before armor. */
-    netHits: number;
-    /** The rating cap that applied -- skill, or kit rating if untrained. */
-    cap: number;
-    capBound: boolean;
-    halvedByArmor: boolean;
-    track: WoundTrack;
-}
-/**
- * Canon rates medkits 1-6; this engine rates gear 0-4. See mapping 1 in
- * the file header -- the +1 keeps a common kit useful in untrained hands.
- */
-export declare function medkitRating(kit?: Item): number;
-/**
- * The ceiling on boxes (p.205: "the maximum damage healable with the
- * First Aid skill is equal to the skill's rating").
- *
- * Defaulting would make that ceiling ZERO -- the skill rating is 0, so a
- * bare-handed amateur heals nothing however well they roll. p.208 is what
- * rescues the untrained case: with a kit, "she can still make an
- * untrained First Aid test using her Logic attribute minus 1 die and the
- * device's rating IN PLACE OF her First Aid skill". The kit stands in for
- * the skill, so it stands in as the cap too.
- */
-export declare function firstAidCap(medic: Player, kit?: Item): number;
-/**
- * First Aid + Logic (p.205), defaulting at Logic - 1 (p.130), plus the
- * wireless kit's rating as dice (p.208) -- but only ONCE: when untrained
- * the rating is already standing in for the skill, so adding the wireless
- * bonus on top would pay the same kit twice.
- *
- * Quick Healer (p.77) and the medic's OWN wound modifiers (p.205 sends
- * you to the Healing Modifiers table, and your own penalties travel with
- * you) ride on top. Floored at 1: SR5 never rolls a zero pool.
- */
-export declare function firstAidPool(medic: Player, kit?: Item): number;
-/** [Mental], plus the kit's rating (p.208's worked example: 6 + 4 = 10). */
-export declare function firstAidLimit(medic: Player, kit?: Item): number;
-/**
- * "divide the net effect in half (rounded up) if the victim being treated
- * is wearing any kind of full-body armor" (p.205-206).
- *
- * Read off the equipped slots by name, the same duck-typing the rest of
- * the gear code uses (Item.isArmor, isFence) so generated kit works
- * without a schema change.
- */
-export declare function inFullBodyArmor(patient: Player): boolean;
-/**
- * Why this treatment cannot happen, or undefined if it can. Ordered so
- * the most informative refusal wins: a player who is out of options
- * should be told the reason that is actually blocking them.
- */
-export declare function firstAidRefusal(medic: Player, patient: Player, kit: Item | undefined, track: WoundTrack): string | undefined;
-/**
- * Runs the test and applies the outcome. Callers MUST have cleared
- * firstAidRefusal first -- this function assumes the treatment is legal
- * and always consumes the once-per-wounds application.
- */
-export declare function performFirstAid(medic: Player, patient: Player, kit: Item, track: WoundTrack): IFirstAidResult;

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-/**
- * Shared fuzzy name-matching, extracted from Inventory's item resolution so
- * actor targeting (attack.ts, cast.ts) behaves the same way "take" does --
- * found via a real session where "cast manabolt at mr krow" failed against
- * "Mr. Krow" over a missing period. Three tiers, in order of confidence:
- *
- *   1. Exact match on the loosely-normalized strings (case, punctuation,
- *      and extra whitespace ignored -- "mr krow" == "Mr. Krow").
- *   2. Substring containment, either direction -- short aliases ("krow"),
- *      or extra/missing words at the edges.
- *   3. Word-overlap with light per-word typo tolerance (Levenshtein <= 1
- *      on words longer than 3 chars, stopwords ignored) -- misspellings
- *      and reordered/inserted words.
- *
- * A tier only matches when it produces exactly ONE candidate (or a clear
- * best score) -- an ambiguous guess deliberately misses rather than
- * picking someone at random.
- */
-export declare const STOPWORDS: Set<string>;
-/** Lowercase, punctuation becomes whitespace, collapse whitespace.
- *  Punctuation SPLITS rather than vanishes: "Mr.Krow" must normalize to
- *  "mr krow", not "mrkrow" (a real session's missing space made the
- *  fixer unreachable). */
-export declare function normalizeLoose(s: string): string;
-export declare function significantWords(s: string): string[];
-export declare function wordsAreCloseEnough(a: string, b: string): boolean;
-/**
- * Damerau-Levenshtein (OSA variant): like plain Levenshtein but a swap of
- * two adjacent letters counts as ONE edit, not two -- transpositions
- * ("jhonson" for "johnson", "teh" for "the") are the single most common
- * typo class, and plain Levenshtein prices them out of the <=1 tolerance.
- */
-export declare function levenshteinDistance(a: string, b: string): number;
-/** Which tier produced a match: 1 exact-normalized, 2 substring
- *  containment, 3 word-overlap/typo. Lower = more confident -- callers
- *  juggling two candidate pools (call.ts: NPCs vs street players) use
- *  it as the precedence rule. */
-export type MatchTier = 1 | 2 | 3;
-/**
- * Picks the single name from `names` that `input` most plausibly refers
- * to, or undefined when nothing (or more than one thing) qualifies.
- * Returns the ORIGINAL name string, not the normalized form.
- */
-export declare function fuzzyPickName(input: string, names: string[], opts?: IPickOptions): string | undefined;
-/**
- * WHICH COMMAND DID THEY MEAN -- for VERBS only, which is why it is not
- * fuzzyPickName (vkDz3cquad25GACpm).
- *
- * "decend" is one letter from "descend". It also CONTAINS "end", and
- * the shared matcher's tier-2 rule fires when the input contains a
- * candidate -- so it answered `end`, the game ran end-call, and the
- * player was told "You're not on a call." Their report reads as a
- * missing verb; what happened is worse than missing, because a
- * different command ran and gave an answer that made sense for itself.
- *
- * A near-miss SPELLING therefore beats a substring here. The pass fires
- * only on a UNIQUE edit-distance-1 hit, and only a word that is not a
- * registered command ever reaches it -- a real verb dispatches long
- * before. Between "you typed a word one letter off a command" and "your
- * word happens to contain a shorter command", the typo is the better
- * bet every time. Substring matching stays as the fallback, which is
- * what keeps "inv" reaching inventory.
- *
- * Verbs only, deliberately. The same reordering across item and NPC
- * names would be a much broader bet on a much noisier vocabulary; the
- * verb list is small, closed, and distinct.
- */
-export declare function guessVerb(verb: string, knownVerbs: string[]): string | undefined;
-/**
- * PICKING BY NUMBER (player request 2026-08-27: "for listed options,
- * having a number to reference from an option list would make it easier
- * ... could have an index for the user to say 'go 4'").
- *
- * `index: true` lets a bare number stand for the nth entry of `names`,
- * counting from 1. It rides THIS resolver rather than getting one of
- * its own, deliberately: two independently-written resolvers that can
- * disagree is the family that produced the duplicated doorway regexes
- * and the duplicated place colour, both of which we collapsed rather
- * than maintained. A number is just another way to say a name.
- *
- * It is OPT-IN, and that matters as much as the feature. ~50 call sites
- * share this resolver and most of them never print a list -- `attack 3`
- * with no numbered roster on screen would be a false affordance, and an
- * unpredictable one. Only a caller that actually SHOWS a numbered list
- * passes this, and it must pass the same array in the same order it
- * rendered (see log-style.ts optionMark).
- */
-export interface IPickOptions {
-    index?: boolean;
-}
-/**
- * Take a LEADING 1-based index off the front of `input` and hand back
- * the position plus the untouched remainder.
- *
- * The remainder is returned verbatim on purpose: callers like
- * `backlog review 3 the door was already open` are carrying a human's
- * free prose after the number, and prose that gets re-parsed, trimmed
- * into tokens or lower-cased is prose that arrives wrong.
- *
- * `at` is a ZERO-based array position; the number the player typed is
- * one-based, because the list they read was printed from 1.
- *
- * THIS FUNCTION IS PURE AND HOLDS NO ORDER OF ITS OWN. It never sorts,
- * caches or fetches, so the guarantee that a list has not reshuffled
- * between being printed and being answered belongs to the caller that
- * owns the list -- there is nothing here that could provide it, and a
- * helper that appeared to would be worse than one that plainly doesn't.
- *
- * Shares its rules with the `index` option above rather than restating
- * them: same 1-based counting, same "outside the list is a miss, never
- * a nearest guess". fuzzyPickName's index path is literally this
- * function with the remainder required to be empty.
- */
-export type IndexPick = {
-    ok: true;
-    at: number;
-    rest: string;
-} | {
-    ok: false;
-    reason: 'empty' | 'not-a-number' | 'out-of-range';
-    message: string;
-};
-export declare function takeIndex(input: string, count: number): IndexPick;
-/** fuzzyPickName plus WHICH tier matched -- same result, same order of
- *  tiers, no behavior change for wrapper callers. */
-export declare function fuzzyPickNameDetailed(input: string, names: string[], opts?: IPickOptions): {
-    name: string;
-    tier: MatchTier;
-} | undefined;

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-/**
- * WHAT THE GENERATOR THREW AWAY.
- *
- * Measured 2026-08-26 across 20 session folders: 19 job attempts, 3 valid
- * scenes, 12 give-ups. The error strings survived in game.log; the model
- * output that caused them did not. `saveSeedToDisk` is reachable only on
- * the line AFTER validation succeeds, so every rejected candidate was
- * garbage-collected -- and a parse failure lost even more, since
- * `parseJsonReply` throws the bare JSON error ("Unterminated string at
- * position 8231") without one character of the text.
- *
- * That left the corpus success-only and prompt-free: accepted outputs
- * (post-assembly, not verbatim), and rejection REASONS with no rejected
- * text. Nothing usable for measuring which faults are distinct rather
- * than the same fault re-emitted per attempt, and nothing at all to train
- * on later. This module keeps the (prompt, reply, error) triple instead.
- *
- * ── PRIVACY, DELIBERATELY ────────────────────────────────────────────
- * These files are named `scene-fail-*.json`, which does NOT match
- * session-telemetry's upload allowlist (`/^scene-job-[\w.-]*\.json$/`).
- * That mismatch is the entire point and must not be "tidied up":
- *
- *   - Uploaded logs are, in session-telemetry's own words, "readable by
- *     all logged-in players".
- *   - A skeleton prompt embeds buildPlayerDossier verbatim -- the
- *     runner's name, stated gender, full attributes, augmentations, and
- *     free-text notoriety reasons.
- *   - It also embeds canonBlock: retrieved excerpts of indexed PUBLISHED
- *     rulebook and adventure material. Pushing those into a store every
- *     player can read is redistribution of licensed text, which is a
- *     worse problem than the PII.
- *   - `redact()` masks only emails and 40+ char token-shaped strings. It
- *     masks none of the above.
- *
- * So captures stay LOCAL by default. Sharing them is a decision for the
- * player to make explicitly, not a side effect of a filename matching a
- * regex written for something else.
- */
-export type CaptureStage = 'skeleton' | 'rooms' | 'npcs' | 'puzzles' | 'items' | 'assemble';
-export type CaptureOutcome = 'parse-error' | 'validation-error' | 'accepted';
-interface ICaptureRecord {
-    stage: CaptureStage;
-    outcome: CaptureOutcome;
-    pipeline: number;
-    attempt: number;
-    round?: number;
-    provider?: string;
-    model?: string;
-    error?: string;
-    /** classifyRepair's verdict -- itself a training target. */
-    repairTarget?: string;
-    prompt: string;
-    reply: string;
-    notes?: string[];
-}
-/** One generation's worth of records, handed to a sink instead of a
- *  file. The server stores this; nothing here decides how. */
-export interface ICaptureBatch {
-    capturedAt: string;
-    tier: number;
-    outcome: 'accepted' | 'gave-up';
-    records: ICaptureRecord[];
-}
-export declare class GenerationCapture {
-    private static records;
-    private static sessionDir;
-    private static tier;
-    /** Bounded so a pathological run can't fill a session folder. Worst
-     *  case here is ~500 KB, well under any telemetry file cap. */
-    private static readonly MAX_RECORDS;
-    /** Distinguishes repeat generations within one session -- see flush(). */
-    private static flushCount;
-    /**
-     * A destination that is NOT a directory. The server generates crew
-     * jobs and shared runs in the headless engine and has no filesystem
-     * home for them -- `game-sessions-methods.ts` honestly passes
-     * `logFilePath: ""` for exactly that reason. Empty is falsy, so
-     * sessionDir came out undefined and record() returned on its first
-     * line: the HIGHEST-VOLUME generation path captured nothing at all,
-     * silently, from the moment capture shipped. Found in review
-     * 2026-08-26.
-     *
-     * The fix is not for the server to fake a path -- it genuinely has
-     * nowhere to write, and a file on the EC2 box is a file nothing
-     * sweeps. It hands us a sink instead and stores the batch itself.
-     */
-    private static sink;
-    static begin(logFilePath: string, tier: number, sink?: (batch: ICaptureBatch) => void): void;
-    static record(rec: ICaptureRecord): void;
-    /** Writes only when something was actually captured. Never throws --
-     *  a corpus is a nice-to-have and must never cost the player a run. */
-    static flush(outcome: 'accepted' | 'gave-up'): void;
-}
-export {};

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