Enhance Calendar and Climate systems with start day offsets
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- Added a `startDay` parameter to the `Calendar` class to allow for fractional day offsets at clock initialization, enabling more flexible time settings. - Updated `TotalDays` calculation to include the `startDay` offset. - Introduced `StartDayOfYear` in `ClimateSettings` to shift the seasonal phase, allowing worlds to begin at a specific time of year. - Adjusted `YearProgress` and `Year` calculations in the `Climate` class to account for the new `StartDayOfYear`. - Added unit tests to verify the functionality of the new start day features in both `Calendar` and `Climate` classes.
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@@ -81,4 +81,15 @@ public class ClimateTests
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Assert.Equal(2, climate.Year);
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Assert.Equal(0, climate.DayOfYear);
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}
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[Fact]
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public void StartDayOfYear_ShiftsTheSeasonalPhase()
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{
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// Begin the world already at the warmest day (15): the curve peaks at clock 0.
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var (_, climate) = Make(Seasonal with { StartDayOfYear = 15 });
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Assert.Equal(30f, climate.Temperature, 2); // mean 10 + amplitude 20, at the peak
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Assert.Equal(15, climate.DayOfYear); // day-of-year reflects the offset
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Assert.Equal(Season.Summer, climate.Season); // day 15 of a 60-day year = start of summer
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}
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}
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