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# Module: `problem_stress.flat_any_open`
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| **aspect** | `problem_stress` |
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| **role** | End of round: if **any** Problem unclaimed → **each** seat +1 Stress |
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| **status** | measured → reject as sole pressure (H1-A); keep for A/B |
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| **legacy** | H1-A half of `h1-problem-stress` |
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| **measurement** | [RPT-0004](../../../../reports/260808-clay-borg-h1-measured.md) |
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**Compose with:** any `end_condition`, `problem_deal`, `attack_relief`.
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**Conflicts with:** other `problem_stress.*` modules (one per aspect).
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Known result: flat tax → solve-rate collapse at 3p+ under greedy (when used alone or with H1-B).
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# problem_stress.flat_any_open (was H1-A)
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module_id: problem_stress.flat_any_open
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aspect: problem_stress
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schema_version: 1
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base: ground-darvo-r0
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deltas:
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- id: PS-FLAT
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name: flat_any_open_problem_pressure
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phase: round_end
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when:
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any_problem_unclaimed: true
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effect:
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each_player_stress_delta: 1
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notes: Former H1-A alone. +1 to every seat if any unclaimed Problem remains.
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unchanged:
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- deal_and_thresholds
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- attack_resolution
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- solve_legality
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