Lucas WintherandClaude Opus 5.5
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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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# Naive engine: Rust
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The throwaway engine for [Module 0, The Rewrite Trap](../../course/00-rewrite-trap/lesson.md). It is written the obvious way on purpose: minions are shared 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 (`make_minion` and `cast` in `src/lib.rs`).
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Run the tests from this directory:
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cargo test
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```
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You should see two passing tests:
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- `test_00_naive_runs` passes normally.
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- `test_00_real_rules_whirlwind_order - should panic ... ok` is expected to fail. It states the real game's event order, which this engine cannot produce, so it is marked `#[should_panic]`. To see the order the engine actually produces, delete the `#[should_panic(...)]` line and run `cargo test` again.
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Do not use this crate in Module 1. Your real engine starts from `workspace-template/rust/`.
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