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--pace speed|interactive, defaulting to Speed. Nothing reads it yet, and that is the point: it is the seam clay-animate attaches to, and a seam is cheap now where a retrofit would not be. A misspelt pace is refused rather than defaulting, because quietly falling back to Speed would look exactly like the renderer being broken. I3 is asserted rather than intended: the same scripted game at both paces must produce a byte-identical serialised recording and the same end state hash. Mutation-proven — leak the pace into the seed and it fails with "the recording differs by pace, so a renderer has become mechanism". specs/OrnamentRegister.md carries four declarations. This reverses the reasoning written in T03 earlier, which said the first declarations would come from F18's unvendored files: instances already existed. Hand order is what prompted the category, and "who deals" was the maintainer's own example. O3 is the interesting one — seat ORDER is mechanism because GR-R08 rotates Lead, while where a seat is drawn is not. I5 is executable: check_ornament_falsifier fails any row still declared that names no falsifier, mutation-proven red on O1. Presence, never adequacy, and the finding text says so. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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