Rename `entityKey` and `sourceEntityKey` to `entityId` and
`sourceEntityId` across the slay-the-spire-like sample to improve
naming consistency with the rest of the project.
- Update `defend` effect lifecycle to `temporary` in desert data
- Refactor `onDamage` triggers to improve readability and logic flow
- Implement shuffle and draw actions on `onCombatStart` trigger
Update `getEffectTargets` to accept a `sourceEntityKey`. This allows
"self" targets to correctly resolve to the entity triggering the
effect (e.g., a player or a specific enemy) rather than defaulting
to a hardcoded player reference.
Change the return type of `produce` and `produceAsync` from `void` to
`undefined` in `MutableSignal` and `IGameContext` to more accurately
reflect that the mutation functions should not return a value.
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Refactor the sample game logic by moving encounter-related logic from
the monolithic `progress` system into a dedicated `encounter` module.
This includes:
- Moving combat state construction and run state management to
`system/encounter`.
- Decoupling player stats and inventory from the general progress
logic.
- Improving type safety for `EncounterData` using generics.
- Adding navigation helpers to the map system.
- Cleaning up imports and improving code formatting.
Decouple combat systems from the inventory and progress state by
introducing `IRunContext`. This replaces direct access to
`GridInventory` and `GameItemMeta` with abstract methods for
retrieving item data, neighbors, and managing consumed uses.
Moves card effects from `card.csv` to a dedicated `cardEffect.csv` file.
This allows for more granular control over card triggers (onPlay,
onDraw, onDiscard) and targets, improving the data model for the
slay-the-spire-like sample. Also updates triggers and tests to
reflect this new structure.
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