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Frank Tovar
2026-05-10 22:35:25 +02:00
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- Removed the temporary `SimulationCoreSystem` catch-all and made `SimulationEngine` the real orchestration point.
- Split simulation behavior into purposeful systems for player actions, network propagation, consumers, leaks, surface interactions, robot safety, reactors, rule events, and forecasts.
- Kept `Systems` limited to behavior-owning systems; shared traversal, band, and carrier math helpers live at the simulation root.
- Replaced carrier-specific editor enum entries with parameterized editor commands.
- Added explicit editor workflows for door edge selection, electricity wall leak access-face selection, reactor consumer binding, and basic rule event authoring.
- Added editor operation tests plus broader junction validation and serialization round-trip coverage.
- Verified `dotnet test tests\ReactorMaintenance.Simulation.Tests\ReactorMaintenance.Simulation.Tests.csproj` passes: 27 passed.
- Verified `dotnet build src\ReactorMaintenance.Win2D\ReactorMaintenance.Win2D.csproj -p:Platform=x64 -p:EnableWindowsTargeting=true` succeeds on Windows.
- Ran `jb cleanupcode --build=False ...` and `python D:\Code\crlf.py ...` for touched files in the final rewrite slice.
## Current Work
- Await review and next task selection on `design-rewrite`.
- Rewrite task list completed on `design-rewrite`.
## Future Work
1. Continue reducing helper surface where classes no longer carry enough responsibility after future changes.
2. Add advanced editor workflows for explicit reactor binding selection, explicit door edge selection, electricity wall leak face selection, and rule event authoring.
3. Verify and polish the Win2D app on Windows where the XAML compiler can run.
4. Update README and any affected docs to reflect the new schema, .NET target, editor controls, and deterministic defaults.
5. Build the Win2D project on a Windows-capable environment after the editor rewrite.
6. Add broader tests for junction ratios, ambiguous junctions, serialization edge cases, and editor operations.
7. Run cleanup when `dotnet-jb` is available, tests, code review, and iterate until the implementation is clean and maintainable.
No known rewrite tasks remain.