Create picks a country; climate is rolled from the school seed and stored. Old Slavic saves lift as Russia.
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- Updated protocol documentation to include `nativeLanguages` in `nameSets` and added `nativeLanguage` to school creation options.
- Enhanced the UI for school creation to allow selection of native languages, improving user experience.
- Revised API interfaces to accommodate new native language features, ensuring proper data handling.
- Improved localization strings to support new native language functionalities in both English and Russian.
- Updated tests to validate the new native language features and ensure robust functionality in staffing scenarios.
- Introduced the `HSchool.Ai` project, responsible for routing, day plans, and presence management.
- Updated the `HSchool.Simulation` project to integrate with the new AI functionalities, improving decision-making and presence tracking.
- Added `travelMinutes` to room and territory definitions, ensuring accurate movement calculations within the simulation.
- Enhanced the `School` class to manage presence and implement empty-time skipping functionality.
- Updated documentation to reflect the new AI features and their impact on school simulation.
- Added tests for presence management and routing to ensure robust functionality and reliability.
- Bumped the wire protocol version to 6, reflecting changes in the communication structure.
- Expanded the timetable API with new endpoints for fetching and managing lesson schedules, including `GET /api/schools/{id}/timetable` and `POST /api/schools/{id}/timetable/pin`.
- Updated the protocol documentation to include detailed descriptions of the new timetable features and message structures.
- Enhanced the client-side implementation to support the new timetable functionalities, including lesson pinning and unpinning.
- Revised server-side logic to handle timetable operations and ensure proper integration with existing school management features.
- Added tests to validate the new timetable functionalities and ensure robustness in handling lesson data.
Leonid Pershin
