Campaign CT slice CT1 (docs/plans/2026-08-24-character-panel-parity-campaign.md):
establishes the authored ground truth for LayoutDesc 0x2100002E that CT2-CT6
build against, so those slices port against verified DAT facts instead of
guessing. No production code changed.
Header findings: the PK line is authored pure white (the CT4 bug is in
CharacterStatController's runtime color choice, not a DAT gap); the level
color is a pale-gold (1, 0.949, 0.498) WITH an authored outline, diverging
from the current hardcoded Gold constant. The stat ListBox's row-template
list (LayoutDesc 0x21000045) is unreachable via the whole-layout
ImportInfos overload (the #375 same-layout template-list skip filter) --
the targeted ImportInfos(dats, layoutId, elementId) overload is required,
same as UiTemplateListBox's TemplateResolver already uses. The shared
attribute/skill row template (0x10000248) authors a 20x20 icon flush at
X=0 (current code: 16x16 at X=4), fixed 150px/100px name/value columns at
X=25/X=175 (current code: a width-fraction split), and a 7px gap between
the value's right edge and the row's own edge -- the scrollbar-gutter
margin the owner reported missing. The Titles page roster, row template
(LayoutDesc 0x2100005E), and window constraints are also pinned; the
character window's root authors NO min/max size properties at all (unlike
chat's self-contained window layout), and RetailUiRuntime.MountCharacter
never wires DatConstraintSource -- correcting the plan's "already in-tree"
claim for CT6.
Also derives and pins the full CharacterTitleTable::GetCharacterTitleFromID
chain (title id -> EnumMapper(0x22000041) canonical name -> compute_str_hash
-> StringTable(0x2300000E) localized text), resolved via the two-level
DBObj::GetDIDByEnum master-map indirection (0x25000000 -> category map ->
target DID) and verified end to end against ACE's CharacterTitle.WarMage=13
-> "War Mage". This independently cross-validates RetailKeyNames' existing
0x2300000A/0x2300000B/0x23000007 constants, which turn out to be the same
category-4 map's enum 4/5/3 entries.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>