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Lucas WintherandClaude Opus 5.5 ffa99785c3 feat: module 0 rewrite trap

Naive engine in Rust and TypeScript (immediate damage, inline triggers,
recursive Deathrattles, cards defined in the engine) with
test_00_naive_runs and the expected-fail test_00_real_rules_whirlwind_order,
plus the Module 0 lesson.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>

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src

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tests

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package-lock.json

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package.json

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README.md

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tsconfig.json

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vitest.config.ts

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README.md

Naive engine: TypeScript

The throwaway engine for Module 0, The Rewrite Trap. It is written the obvious way on purpose: minions are shared object references, damage applies at once, triggers fire inline, and a Deathrattle runs the instant a minion's Health reaches 0. Cards are defined inside the engine (makeMinion and cast in src/engine.ts).

Run the tests from this directory:

npm install
npx vitest run

You should see two passing tests:

test_00_naive_runs passes normally.
test_00_real_rules_whirlwind_order is expected to fail. It states the real game's event order, which this engine cannot produce, so it is marked test.fails. To see the order the engine actually produces, change test.fails( to test( and run the tests again.

npm run typecheck runs the TypeScript compiler.

Do not use this package in Module 1. Your real engine starts from workspace-template/ts/.