Nine tests, each stating as behaviour a rule a real Stryker mutant survived:
- A shield that absorbs must eventually run dry, on both the discrete path and
Splash's (whose absorb branch had no coverage at all). Deleting Shield.TakeHit
survived because earlier tests asserted only that the hull was untouched.
- Splash damages the side the blast came from, across five facings and both
sides. Flipping the sign of `right` survived every suite, and it survives at
the default facing (0, 1) too: the flip only changes the damaged side when a
ship faces more along world x than z. So the test spins the target through
facings where it bites. The current code is correct; it can no longer regress.
- Different zones roll differently. Replacing `CombatSeed *` with `/` dropped the
zone from the seed and survived, because the die test checks one zone only.
- A shot whose target left the zone resolves as a miss.
That last one is a real defect (Soul C4), fixed here. Step rewrote the outcome
only for uncommitted shots, so a hit committed inside the horizon and then
orphaned by its target dying was republished as a hit -- a hit marker on a
corpse. The resolution is now a fresh miss; the committed outcome is left
untouched, since R4 makes it immutable.
The fixture puts the shooter off the origin on purpose: at float3.zero,
`target - source` equals `target + source`, which is how four position mutants
survived.
240 tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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