Leonid PershinandCursor
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Wardrobes live on the person in people.json: everyday layers, textbooks per parallel, and chance-based bags from catalog data. Hauling and the carry cap are defs, not constants. The golden roster gains an items column; later family members shift because Hauling consumes extra appearance rolls. Old saves without items are dressed on load. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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# Golden saves
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`current/` is a school file of today's format. `legacy-no-native/` is the same school without
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`nativeLanguage`, so a missing field still has to mean "first language of the name set" rather
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than a new roll.
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These files live forever: a new save field must load `current/` and must not reshuffle
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`legacy-no-native/`. A real format change adds a new folder; it does not rewrite the old one.
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Phase 31 rewrote `current/1.people.json` because people are born dressed (`items` on each
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person, plus `Hauling`). `legacy-no-native/` is left as it was: no inventory, so load still
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has to dress them and must not reshuffle names.
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Regenerate after an intentional roster change (same commit):
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```
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WRITE_GOLDEN=1 dotnet test tests/HSchool.People.Tests/HSchool.People.Tests.csproj --filter Dump_HostSaveFixtures
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```
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