Reduce GameWindow.OnUpdate to one typed orchestration call and remove transitive window callbacks from teardown, liveness, teleport placement, live presentation, auto-entry, and entity packet routing. Preserve the frozen retail object/network order while making the production owner graph explicit and testable.
Move fly/chase publication, combat target tracking, and local player projection behind typed runtime owners. Preserve the inbound-created projection/reconcile barrier while removing GameWindow callbacks and duplicate shadow helpers.
Move local teleport, player-mode, animation, shadow, and sealed-dungeon lifetimes out of GameWindow. Make player-mode entry transactional and isolate approach completions by controller lifetime and approach generation so stale callbacks cannot affect replacements.
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Mark Slice 5G complete, record the 44 percent GameWindow reduction and origin-lifetime barrier, and advance the active ledger to deterministic and connected closeout.
Close Slice 5F in the execution ledger, update the milestone and roadmap measurements, and advance the active checkpoint to direct cutover and dead-facade cleanup.
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Record the retained static-resource lifetime, exact receipt retry boundary, clean review cycle, and 7,026-pass Release gate before retirement ownership moves into the pipeline.
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Record the shipped presentation owner, exact frame-handoff lifetime, retail short-frame behavior, current GameWindow metrics, and Slice 3 as the next structural boundary.
Define the exact extraction boundary, incarnation-safe handoff, retail trailing-part correction, and review gates before moving the final PartArray presentation path out of GameWindow.
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Record the measured GameWindow reduction, final review and test gates, durable selection/inventory ownership rules, and live animation presentation as Slice 2.
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Define the read-only query and stateful interaction ownership boundaries, pin retail ordering and lifecycle invariants, and isolate the GUID-incarnation and pending-pickup defects as #230 and #231 before the mechanical cutover.
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Close the completed M3 and portal observer gates, make the behavior-preserving GameWindow ownership campaign the explicit M4 prerequisite, and replace the stale extraction sketch with an implementation-audited sequence.
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Record the passing capped and uncapped connected evidence, coordinator ownership, graceful reconnect contract, current test baseline, and the remaining human-only visual gates. Keep AGENTS.md synchronized with CLAUDE.md and distill the durable reveal-lifecycle lesson into project memory.
Make initial login and portal arrival consume one WorldRevealReadinessBarrier that joins near-tier mesh publication, destination composite uploads, and collision residency before normal world geometry becomes visible. This ports retail SmartBox's blocking-cell completion edge into the asynchronous client instead of exposing a ground-only login.
Add focused outdoor, indoor, texture, and invalid-claim tests; update the retail pseudocode, architecture, divergence record, issue ledger, roadmap baseline, and synchronized agent guidance.
Co-authored-by: OpenAI Codex <codex@openai.com>
Add a canonical documentation map, modernize the public README, and align milestone, roadmap, architecture, issue, divergence, and session guidance with the July 20 baseline. Correct the far-teleport residual to issue #153, close visually accepted indicator and terrain-tiling work, record the remaining detail-overlay and build-warning debt, and deprecate the duplicate legacy bug ledger.
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Drive turn, movement, jump, and combat through the production InputDispatcher so connected Release testing works without an interactive Windows desktop. Track held automation actions through normal completion and every shutdown path.
Add a seven-destination ACE route with post-liveness memory, allocation, update, fatal-log, outbound-movement, and graceful-close gates. Record dynamic ACE population changes as context instead of a false lifetime oracle, and document the accepted rebaseline.
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Restore the named-retail object update order across local, remote, static, projectile, animation, shadow, teleport, and effect lifetimes. Separate authoritative root commits from spatial rebucketing, preserve per-owner hook/FIFO ordering, and remove update-path allocations with exact lifecycle and residency gates.
Add deterministic conformance, adversarial lifetime, GUID-reuse, pending-cell, quaternion, timestamp, and allocation coverage. Release build is warning-free and all 6,446 tests pass with five intentional skips; retail, architecture, and adversarial reviews are clean.
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Process animation completion at the retail process_hooks boundary, then run targeting, movement, PartArray completion, and PositionManager in the named UpdateObjectInternal order for local, remote, hidden, and position-less animated objects. Retire TS-42 with deterministic conformance coverage.\n\nCo-authored-by: OpenAI Codex <codex@openai.com>
Capture the deferred configurable-LOD, Linux graphical host, true headless runtime, and multi-session automation direction without changing the active M3 sequence. Reconcile the previous blanket cross-platform exclusion while keeping native macOS graphics uncommitted.
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Preserve sub-millisecond frame deltas with a command-local compensated clock so uncapped diagnostic routes do not outrun materialization and settling. Keep sleep boundaries inclusive, wait timeouts strict, and handle long-duration and invalid-delta cases deterministically.
Record the aligned seven-destination connected route with a full turn at every stop. Release build succeeds and all 6,308 tests pass with five intentional skips.
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