Uranium, Hydrogen (and Bacteria, Fungi, Animal Products) were named by mining, volatiles, agriculture, habitat-support and power descriptions with no recipe behind them. Dropped the claims (smaller than authoring a power chain); batch StationKindDescriptions restates the five kinds in the catalog; test pins the rule.
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The test counted aetherdb-economy-* directories in the machine's temp folder, which every parallel test running the command also writes to.
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Every commodity a kind extracts (a recipe with no inputs) is named in that kind's description: checked over the shipped catalog, only these
two kinds broke it. The batch applies in the catalog commit that follows; until then the catalog tests for it fail.
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MunitionsFeed (run after Munitions) authors the chain's leaf recipes: extraction at mining (Rock, New Metals, Gold, Potassium, Diamond)
and volatiles (Water, Methane, Ammonia), Algae at agriculture, Oxygen/Steel/Cellulose Pulp at processing, Circuit Board/Actuator at
fabrication. Munitions adds the Mines commodity and recipe, AmmoType=Ammo on Slug Rifle, Long Slug Rifle and Light Machine Gun, AmmoType=Mines
on the Mine Launcher, a real Light Machine Gun magazine (0 -> 100 rounds, reload 3 s), and Zhestokost depot stand-ins for mining,
volatiles and agriculture so the new recipes' station kinds are placed. Tests read the shipped catalog (pending the blob commit).
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LoadoutGenerator.GenerateShipLoadout, the one owner of NPC and generated-scenario fitting, now stocks AmmunitionCrates (3) of every
distinct AmmoType the ship's weapons draw, after the consumable roll and without touching the random stream; it logs and goes on if
no hold takes them. Missiles is authored with Ammo's 1x1 shape and a stack of 5 (a shapeless commodity cannot be stored at all).
Tests: generated ships hold exactly the crates they draw and none of an ammunition they do not; a magazine weapon with no AmmoType
still reloads free. weapon-ammo moves so RangeFalloff keeps its doc comment; the Munitions comment and lore now match the recipe
(warhead and motor, magazines 2 to 288).
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Rulings ballistics-real-ammo and ballistics-cycle-power, follow-up launcher-ammunition. The Munitions batch adds the Missiles
commodity (a high-explosive warhead and a rocket motor at the munitions works; guidance waits on the electronics chain) and sets
AmmoType=Missiles on the five launcher designs; reactor energy per shot stays as authored.
InstantWeapon: the reload used to refill the magazine on its timer and never reach the cargo branch in UseAmmo, so no ammunition-fed
weapon ever paid a round. The refill now takes one unit of AmmoType from cargo (TakeReloadRound) and, with none, the magazine stays
empty; UseAmmo only starts a reload when a unit is there. Weapon.Reserve exposes the cargo count and the HUD shows rounds/reserve for
magazine weapons.
Tests: shipped launchers all name Missiles and Missiles has a recipe; a fed weapon fires its magazine and no more without crates,
reloads once per crate; Reserve equals the cargo count and falls per reload. The commodity count pin goes 22 to 23.
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Read-only audit command, so ammunition rulings are checked against the catalog and not against names.
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Writes <mods>/<id>/ship.cc and ship.glb: a shipped hull's stats, a 4x6 grid with two drives, a radiator, two energy guns and the internal modules, and a boxed model carrying every anchor. The package is read back through ShipModCatalog.ReadPackage, so the GLB's node ids and mesh roles are judged by the reader the game boots with. Refuses to overwrite a package.
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validate refuses a ship hull with no top speed, and stats --top-speed refused a hull with none, so a package made without --like could not be made valid by any command (follow-up package-hull-top-speed). The flag now adds exactly one VelocityLimit and edits it on a later run; two stay refused.
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Run takes the output writer like Report and Author do. The unknown-batch refusal says how
many names matched no batch and lists the compiled batches. Introduced compares a held
cycle's radius relatively with RiseNoise = 1e-12, replacing the bare absolute 1e-9.
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Dry run on the composed catalog: zero shape faults introduced; 49 records
added, 4 changed. Review page published separately.
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Ported and narrowed from 90f977bf (evidence only; no boss-hull code). Names resolve
exactly against ShipModCatalog.ResolveCatalog over GameData/Aetheria.cc and GameData/Mods,
composed into a scratch file, the catalog the game boots; validation is one
Loadouts.Materialize on a throwaway ItemManager; the commit goes into Aetheria.cc only,
through Loadouts.Commit, with --boss-of in the same batch.
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