parser: route the defender exception through one shared combinator (#8785) - #9201
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds scoped attack-history conditions, target-aware defender permissions, and a shared parser for interposed defender clauses. It updates condition evaluation, static-ability filtering, combat checks, serialization, coverage, and regression tests. ChangesDefender attack permissions
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant OracleText
participant DefenderExceptionParser
participant StaticAbility
participant CombatEvaluator
participant TurnHistory
OracleText->>DefenderExceptionParser: parse interposed player clause
DefenderExceptionParser->>StaticAbility: create CanAttackWithDefender with condition
CombatEvaluator->>StaticAbility: evaluate for attacker and AttackTarget
StaticAbility->>TurnHistory: resolve attacked player and last-turn attacks
TurnHistory-->>CombatEvaluator: target-specific permission result
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Some defender exceptions can still gain incorrect permissions or lose printed restrictions. Resolve these rules-engine defects before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Hold: current-main merge needs a semantic, not mechanical, resolution. At this head ( This is mainline drift, but it is not safe to resolve by choosing a side or unioning text: the parser conflict combines the new defender-exception routing with current subject parsing, and the test conflicts interleave the defender regression suite with current-main parser suites. A mechanical port could silently discard assertions or attach setup to the wrong parser behavior. Please resolve those parser/test interactions against current |
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🟠 Major · Prevent rejected defender compounds from reaching the generic fallback. · subject.rs:4461-4477
crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/subject.rs:4461-4477
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPrevent rejected defender compounds from reaching the generic fallback.
When the compound gate accepts one segment, a later defender-shaped segment can fail the all-consuming recognizer.
build_defender_attack_continuous_compoundthen returnsNone, and this caller reparses the full predicate withparse_continuous_modifications. That fallback can emit one fusedAddKeyword(Defender), reversing the permission and discarding the other conjuncts.Fail closed when a gated compound contains a rejected defender-shaped segment. Keep the generic fallback only when the defender compound gate did not open.
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/evasion.rs`:
- Around line 3074-3075: Update the arm containing
defender_exception::split_defender_exception_predicate so it does not discard a
nonempty _rest containing Expedition Lookout’s “and it can’t be blocked”
restriction; parse that remainder into the companion definitions and preserve
the no-blocking behavior, or reject the parse when the remainder cannot be
handled safely.
- Around line 3108-3110: Update the trailing “as long as” condition handling
around parse_static_condition so a None result uses
unenforceable_gate_marker(cond_text) instead of StaticCondition::Unrecognized.
Preserve the parsed condition path for recognized conditions and ensure
unsupported conditions fail closed while retaining coverage.
In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/grammar.rs`:
- Around line 853-854: Update the attached-subject defender-exception arm around
parse_defender_exception_predicate so it parses the recognizer’s remaining input
with the existing trailing-condition parser and conjoins that condition before
returning. Preserve the parsed defender-exception segment while ensuring
CanAttackWithDefender retains any trailing “as long as ...” condition; do not
modify the Expedition Lookout logic in evasion.rs.
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/subject.rs`:
- Around line 4461-4477: Update the caller around
build_defender_attack_continuous_compound so that once the defender compound
gate opens, a None result is treated as rejection rather than passed to
parse_continuous_modifications. Return no generic fallback effect for rejected
defender-shaped compounds, while preserving the existing fallback only when the
gate does not open.
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| let (subject_prefix, segment, _rest) = | ||
| defender_exception::split_defender_exception_predicate(body_tp.lower)?; |
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Preserve Expedition Lookout's no-blocking restriction.
When defender_exception::split_defender_exception_predicate parses Expedition Lookout's text, _rest contains the adjacent "and it can't be blocked" clause. The arm discards _rest and emits only segment, so the resulting static ability loses that restriction. Parse the remainder into companion definitions, or decline the incomplete parse.
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/evasion.rs` around lines 3074 - 3075,
Update the arm containing defender_exception::split_defender_exception_predicate
so it does not discard a nonempty _rest containing Expedition Lookout’s “and it
can’t be blocked” restriction; parse that remainder into the companion
definitions and preserve the no-blocking behavior, or reject the parse when the
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| parse_static_condition(cond_text).unwrap_or(StaticCondition::Unrecognized { | ||
| text: cond_text.to_string(), | ||
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Fail closed when parsing the trailing "as long as" condition.
When parse_static_condition(cond_text) returns None, the fallback creates StaticCondition::Unrecognized. evaluate_condition_inner evaluates that variant as true, so the trailing gate imposes no restriction. Use unenforceable_gate_marker(cond_text) instead. Its Not(Unrecognized) shape evaluates to false while preserving coverage for the unsupported condition.
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/evasion.rs` around lines 3108 - 3110,
Update the trailing “as long as” condition handling around
parse_static_condition so a None result uses
unenforceable_gate_marker(cond_text) instead of StaticCondition::Unrecognized.
Preserve the parsed condition path for recognized conditions and ensure
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| if let Some((segment, _rest)) = | ||
| defender_exception::parse_defender_exception_predicate(pred_lower.as_str()) |
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Parse and preserve the trailing as long as ... condition. The attached-subject defender-exception arm discards the recognizer remainder and returns before the trailing-condition parser runs. As a result, CanAttackWithDefender omits the printed condition. Parse the remainder and conjoin the resulting condition in this arm. This requires a separate edit from the Expedition Lookout companion-clause correction in evasion.rs.
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/grammar.rs` around lines 853 - 854,
Update the attached-subject defender-exception arm around
parse_defender_exception_predicate so it parses the recognizer’s remaining input
with the existing trailing-condition parser and conjoins that condition before
returning. Preserve the parsed defender-exception segment while ensuring
CanAttackWithDefender retains any trailing “as long as ...” condition; do not
modify the Expedition Lookout logic in evasion.rs.
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/tests.rs`:
- Around line 71501-71504: Update the duration assertion in this fixture so the
subject-carried “this turn” qualifier does not determine the effect duration:
expect None because the permission segment is unrestricted. Ensure duration
derivation occurs only when the parsed permission segment is DurationAdverbial.
In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/tests.rs`:
- Around line 36725-36730: The duration form must be declined by
parse_enchanted_equipped_predicate instead of falling through to the generic
continuous parser. Return an empty Vec for DurationAdverbial, and update the
fixture assertions to verify no static definition is emitted while
try_parse_can_attack_with_defender produces CanAttackWithDefender with
Duration::UntilEndOfTurn.
- Around line 37171-37179: Update both production callers that parse
CanAttackWithDefender to inspect and preserve the unconsumed remainder instead
of discarding it. Route the Expedition Lookout form through compound parsing so
it retains both the permission and CantBeBlocked; preserve the attached-subject
form’s as-long-as-you-control-a-Mountain condition, without using an
all-consuming parser that causes either form to lose its intended predicate or
fall through to the defender inverse.
- Around line 37253-37260: Update the shared parse_inner_condition grammar to
recognize “this creature is enchanted or equipped” as a typed compound
condition, ensuring evaluation enforces the predicate before
CanAttackWithDefender applies. If typed parsing is unavailable, return
static_helpers::unenforceable_gate_marker instead of bare
StaticCondition::Unrecognized so the condition fails closed.
In `@crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs`:
- Line 12269: Update the condition conversion match containing the wildcard arm
returning None to enumerate each currently unsupported StaticCondition variant
explicitly with None. Remove the wildcard fallback so adding a future variant
produces a compiler error requiring an explicit handling decision.
- Line 11661: Correct the documentation annotation for
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snapshot timing. Cite the verified rule that establishes this timing, or label
the snapshot as engine implementation, while preserving the required CR
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Do not derive effect duration from a subject qualifier.
In this fixture, "this turn" modifies the selected creature: "Target creature that was dealt damage this turn". The permission segment is unrestricted and has no duration. Expect None, and derive Duration only when the parsed permission segment is DurationAdverbial.
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/tests.rs` around lines 71501 - 71504,
Update the duration assertion in this fixture so the subject-carried “this turn”
qualifier does not determine the effect duration: expect None because the
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Decline the duration form from the static parser.
parse_enchanted_equipped_predicate skips the defender-permission branch for DurationAdverbial, then falls through to the generic continuous parser. That fallback emits StaticMode::Continuous with AddKeyword(Defender), which is opposite to the printed permission.
This function returns Vec<StaticDefinition>, so decline with an empty result rather than None. The existing effect production, try_parse_can_attack_with_defender, already consumes the complete clause and emits CanAttackWithDefender with Duration::UntilEndOfTurn. Assert both that the static parser declines the fixture and that the effect parser produces those semantics.
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/tests.rs` around lines 36725 - 36730,
The duration form must be declined by parse_enchanted_equipped_predicate instead
of falling through to the generic continuous parser. Return an empty Vec for
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Preserve the unconsumed defender-exception remainder.
Both productions accept a prefix, discard the returned remainder, and emit CanAttackWithDefender. This drops meaningful rules text:
- The Expedition Lookout line loses its
and it can't be blockedrestriction. - The attached-subject line loses its
as long as you control a Mountaincondition.
Handle the remainder in each caller. Route the first form through the compound parser so it emits CanAttackWithDefender and CantBeBlocked. Attach the Mountain condition in the second form, or decline only through a path that preserves the complete predicate. Do not replace both callers blindly with an all-consuming parser: that policy can make the non-attached production lose Expedition Lookout's permission and can make the attached production fall through to the defender inverse.
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/tests.rs` around lines 37171 - 37179,
Update both production callers that parse CanAttackWithDefender to inspect and
preserve the unconsumed remainder instead of discarding it. Route the Expedition
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Changes requested — two shared-parser paths still publish an overbroad defender exception.
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[HIGH] Subject-local damage history is converted into a permission duration. Evidence: crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/subject.rs:2297-2312 derives Duration::UntilEndOfTurn from lower.contains("this turn"), while the shared recognizer has already classified the defender-exception segment. Why it matters: in text such as Target creature that was dealt damage this turn can attack as though it didn't have defender, “this turn” qualifies the subject's damage history; it does not make the attack permission expire at end of turn. Suggested fix: derive the duration only from the recognized defender-exception duration segment, leaving subject-local predicates to parse_subject_application_for; add one regression for the unrestricted damage-history subject and one genuine permission-duration control.
[HIGH] The attached-subject grammar accepts and discards a supported trailing condition. Evidence: crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/grammar.rs:846-864 binds the recognizer remainder as _rest, then returns CanAttackWithDefender without parsing as long as you control a Mountain. Why it matters: an enchanted/equipped subject can receive an unconditional permission when the printed static condition is supported elsewhere in this parser. Suggested fix: parse the remainder with the existing attached-static condition machinery (or strict-fail if it cannot be represented), and conjoin it with any condition carried by the defender-exception segment; retain coverage for the existing Animate Wall control.
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Recommendation: request changes for the two condition-preservation fixes and their discriminating regressions.
CR 514.2 governs damage removal and the end of "until end of turn" and "this turn" effects (verified against docs/MagicCompRules.txt:2442). It does not define an attack-history snapshot, and no rule does — the cleanup-step rollover of `attacked_defenders_last_turn` is an engine implementation choice. Citing 514.2 presented that timing as CR-mandated. CR 508.6 remains, and is the correct authority: it defines "has attacked [a player]". CR 109.5 remains for "you". Three sites, all added by this branch: the condition doc on `StaticCondition::AnyPlayerAttackedYouLastTurn`, the read/write profile test doc, and an assertion message. A pre-existing fourth at `ability_rw.rs:6895` carries the same error in base's text and is left for a follow-up rather than widened into here. Raised by CodeRabbit on PR phase-rs#9201. Doc-only: no behaviour change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U
…e-rs#8785) CLAUDE.md requires exhaustive `match` without wildcard fallbacks when the enum is known, so the compiler catches missing arms. This conversion hid all 60 other `StaticCondition` variants behind `_ => None`: a future anchored condition would silently inherit an inert `None` gate instead of failing the build and forcing a handling decision. Enumerates every remaining variant explicitly. The list is not hand-copied — it is generated from the enum definition, and with the wildcard gone the compiler itself proves it exact: a missing variant is a non-exhaustive match error, an invented one an unknown-variant error. `cargo check` rc 0 is that proof. Behaviour-identical by construction (every enumerated arm returns `None`, as the wildcard did); lib count unmoved at 21838 passed, 0 failed. Raised by CodeRabbit on PR phase-rs#9201. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U
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CR 514.2 governs damage removal and the end of "until end of turn" and "this turn" effects (verified against docs/MagicCompRules.txt:2442). It does not define an attack-history snapshot, and no rule does — the cleanup-step rollover of `attacked_defenders_last_turn` is an engine implementation choice. Citing 514.2 presented that timing as CR-mandated. CR 508.6 remains, and is the correct authority: it defines "has attacked [a player]". CR 109.5 remains for "you". Three sites, all added by this branch: the condition doc on `StaticCondition::AnyPlayerAttackedYouLastTurn`, the read/write profile test doc, and an assertion message. A pre-existing fourth at `ability_rw.rs:6895` carries the same error in base's text and is left for a follow-up rather than widened into here. Raised by CodeRabbit on PR phase-rs#9201. Doc-only: no behaviour change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U
…e-rs#8785) CLAUDE.md requires exhaustive `match` without wildcard fallbacks when the enum is known, so the compiler catches missing arms. This conversion hid all 60 other `StaticCondition` variants behind `_ => None`: a future anchored condition would silently inherit an inert `None` gate instead of failing the build and forcing a handling decision. Enumerates every remaining variant explicitly. The list is not hand-copied — it is generated from the enum definition, and with the wildcard gone the compiler itself proves it exact: a missing variant is a non-exhaustive match error, an invented one an unknown-variant error. `cargo check` rc 0 is that proof. Behaviour-identical by construction (every enumerated arm returns `None`, as the wildcard did); lib count unmoved at 21838 passed, 0 failed. Raised by CodeRabbit on PR phase-rs#9201. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U
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36729-36739: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winAttached-subject production still emits the inverse permission for the duration form.
Production (b) now declines the duration-adverbial form (
None). Production (a), the attached-subject production, still falls through toStaticMode::ContinuouswithAddKeyword(Defender)for the same duration-form line. This is the exact inverse of the printed permission ("can attack this turn as though it didn't have defender" grants a temporary exception, not a permanentDefenderkeyword).Apply the same
DurationAdverbialdecline guard used inparse_can_attack_despite_defendertoparse_enchanted_equipped_predicate, so the attached-subject production also declines the duration form instead of falling through to the generic continuous grant.Corpus exposure is currently zero (no attached-subject card prints a duration-form line), but the representation stays wrong for any future card of this shape.
Based on a previous review comment on this PR (concern: decline the duration form from the static parser, not yet marked addressed) and path instructions ("**": strict fidelity to MTG CR).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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37168-37188: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftBoth defender-exception static productions consume only a prefix of the line and discard the returned remainder, so any trailing rules text after the recognized permission clause is silently dropped instead of composed into the emitted
StaticDefinition. This is one root cause with one fix: route the remainder through a path that composes the full predicate (for example the compound parser, or attaching the trailing condition) instead of ignoring it.
crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/tests.rs#L37168-L37188: the non-attached production (parse_can_attack_despite_defender) drops Expedition Lookout's "and it can't be blocked" rider — a real corpus card whose legal-blocking behavior no longer matches its printed text.crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/tests.rs#L37360-L37374: the attached-subject production (parse_enchanted_equipped_predicate) drops the trailing "as long as you control a Mountain" condition, granting the permission unconditionally instead of gating it — currently zero corpus exposure, but the same representational defect.Based on a previous review comment on this PR (concern: preserve the unconsumed defender-exception remainder, not yet marked addressed) and path instructions ("**": strict fidelity to MTG CR).
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AttackedYouScopeexplicitly in the effect-condition lowering. TheAnyPlayerandAttackedPlayerscopes returnNonefor different reasons. Use separate arms so a future scope requires compiler-guided handling.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/tests.rs`:
- Around line 37263-37270: The Novice Knight condition still produces a
fail-open bare Unrecognized marker. Update parse_inner_condition to recognize
“enchanted or equipped” as a typed condition, or use
static_helpers::unenforceable_gate_marker as the fail-closed fallback, and
adjust the related test expectation so CanAttackWithDefender is not applied
unconditionally.
In `@crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs`:
- Around line 12275-12282: Update the stale documentation for the exhaustive
StaticCondition match to describe its explicit None arms, fail-closed behavior,
and compile-time enforcement when new variants are added. Remove the claim that
it uses a wildcard default or should remain non-exhaustive, while preserving the
warning against collapsing the explicit None arms into a wildcard.
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/tests.rs`:
- Around line 36729-36739: Update parse_enchanted_equipped_predicate to apply
the same DurationAdverbial decline guard as parse_can_attack_despite_defender,
returning None for duration-form lines before the generic Continuous
AddKeyword(Defender) handling. Preserve the existing behavior for non-duration
forms.
- Around line 37168-37188: Update both defender-exception productions so they
preserve and compose the unconsumed remainder instead of discarding it:
parse_can_attack_despite_defender at
crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/tests.rs:37168-37188 must retain the
trailing blocking rider, and parse_enchanted_equipped_predicate at
crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/tests.rs:37360-37374 must retain the
trailing Mountain condition. Route each remainder through the existing
compound-predicate path or attach it to the emitted StaticDefinition while
preserving the recognized permission and its subject/leading condition.
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- Around line 5693-5694: Update the effect-condition lowering match around
StaticCondition::AnyPlayerAttackedYouLastTurn to match AttackedYouScope
explicitly, separating the AnyPlayer and AttackedPlayer cases even if both
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Novice Knight's fail-open bare Unrecognized condition persists despite being previously marked addressed.
This test asserts def.condition is Some(StaticCondition::Unrecognized { text: "this creature is enchanted or equipped" }) — a bare Unrecognized, not the fail-closed Not-wrapped marker. evaluate_condition reads a bare Unrecognized as true (per the doc comment, layers.rs:2120), so CanAttackWithDefender applies unconditionally even when the creature is neither enchanted nor equipped.
A previous review round on this PR raised exactly this concern and it was marked "Addressed" in that round, but the current (rebased) head's test proves the bare fail-open representation is still produced — the fix did not survive the rebase, or was reverted. Extend the shared parse_inner_condition grammar to return a typed condition for "enchanted or equipped," or fall back to static_helpers::unenforceable_gate_marker (fail-closed) instead of a bare Unrecognized.
Based on a previous review comment on this PR (concern: do not pin the fail-open condition for Novice Knight, previously marked addressed but reappears at the current head) and path instructions ("**": strict fidelity to MTG CR).
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/tests.rs` around lines 37263 - 37270,
The Novice Knight condition still produces a fail-open bare Unrecognized marker.
Update parse_inner_condition to recognize “enchanted or equipped” as a typed
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Update the stale doc block: this match is now exhaustive.
The doc states the function is an opt-in allowlist "with a _ => None default, NOT an exhaustive match" and instructs a maintainer not to make it exhaustive. The body at Lines 12300-12363 is exhaustive and its inline comment requires exhaustiveness. The two statements contradict each other. A maintainer who follows the doc will reintroduce the wildcard that silently swallows a future anchored condition.
Keep the fail-closed intent, and describe the mechanism that the code actually uses.
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- /// An OPT-IN ALLOWLIST with a `_ => None` default, NOT an exhaustive match.
- /// `StaticCondition` carries ~100 variants and the default here is the
- /// FAIL-CLOSED direction: a condition with no anchored reading routes to the
- /// permanently-inert marker and the card stays red, never to a silent
- /// mis-anchoring. (This is the OPPOSITE choice from
- /// `StaticMode::defending_player_anchor_polarity`, whose default was the
- /// dangerous direction and which is therefore exhaustive. Do not "fix" this one
- /// to match.)
+ /// An OPT-IN ALLOWLIST expressed as an EXHAUSTIVE match: every condition with
+ /// no anchored reading is listed explicitly under a `None` arm. `None` is the
+ /// FAIL-CLOSED direction — the condition routes to the permanently-inert
+ /// marker and the card stays red, never to a silent mis-anchoring — but the
+ /// enumeration is deliberate, so adding a `StaticCondition` variant is a
+ /// compile error here and forces an explicit anchoring decision. Do not
+ /// collapse the `None` arms into a `_ => None` wildcard.As per path instructions, CLAUDE.md is the authoritative design document and deviations are findings; the doc here contradicts the required exhaustive-match rule.
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In `@crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs` around lines 12275 - 12282, Update the
stale documentation for the exhaustive StaticCondition match to describe its
explicit None arms, fail-closed behavior, and compile-time enforcement when new
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Changes requested — the shared defender-exception refactor still loses condition/duration semantics on three current-head paths.
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[HIGH] A subject-local damage-history predicate is turned into a permission duration. Evidence: crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/subject.rs:2297-2312 derives UntilEndOfTurn from lower.contains("this turn") across the whole clause. The regression at crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/tests.rs:72049-72074 explicitly accepts Target creature that was dealt damage this turn can attack as though it didn't have defender. with UntilEndOfTurn, even though “this turn” qualifies the damage-history subject rather than the permission. Why it matters: the shared parser assigns a duration the text does not grant. Suggested fix: derive duration only from the recognized defender-exception segment and retain a subject-local history control plus a genuine permission-duration control.
[HIGH] The attached-subject branch silently discards a trailing as long as condition. Evidence: crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/grammar.rs:846-864 binds the recognized remainder as _rest and returns CanAttackWithDefender; crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/tests.rs:37360-37395 demonstrates that as long as you control a Mountain currently yields an unconditional definition. Why it matters: a supported printed restriction becomes an always-active permission. Suggested fix: parse and conjoin the remainder through the existing attached-static condition machinery, or strict-fail until it is representable.
[HIGH] The duration-form static path falls through to the inverse persistent Defender grant. Evidence: crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/grammar.rs:853-865 declines DurationAdverbial, then the generic continuous branch at :983-1044 accepts the line; crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/tests.rs:36721-36739 asserts that can attack this turn as though it didn't have defender becomes StaticMode::Continuous. Why it matters: the parser publishes the opposite, persistent characteristic instead of an honest unsupported result. Suggested fix: make the generic fallback preserve the defender-exception decline, with a regression that rejects the inverse grant.
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The current refactor does centralize the recognizer; the remaining defects are in its condition/duration consumers rather than a duplicated parser surface.
Recommendation: request changes — preserve the three semantics above, add discriminating regressions, and attach current-head parse evidence before re-review.
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CR 514.2 governs damage removal and the end of "until end of turn" and "this turn" effects (verified against docs/MagicCompRules.txt:2442). It does not define an attack-history snapshot, and no rule does — the cleanup-step rollover of `attacked_defenders_last_turn` is an engine implementation choice. Citing 514.2 presented that timing as CR-mandated. CR 508.6 remains, and is the correct authority: it defines "has attacked [a player]". CR 109.5 remains for "you". Three sites, all added by this branch: the condition doc on `StaticCondition::AnyPlayerAttackedYouLastTurn`, the read/write profile test doc, and an assertion message. A pre-existing fourth at `ability_rw.rs:6895` carries the same error in base's text and is left for a follow-up rather than widened into here. Raised by CodeRabbit on PR phase-rs#9201. Doc-only: no behaviour change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U
…e-rs#8785) CLAUDE.md requires exhaustive `match` without wildcard fallbacks when the enum is known, so the compiler catches missing arms. This conversion hid all 60 other `StaticCondition` variants behind `_ => None`: a future anchored condition would silently inherit an inert `None` gate instead of failing the build and forcing a handling decision. Enumerates every remaining variant explicitly. The list is not hand-copied — it is generated from the enum definition, and with the wildcard gone the compiler itself proves it exact: a missing variant is a non-exhaustive match error, an invented one an unknown-variant error. `cargo check` rc 0 is that proof. Behaviour-identical by construction (every enumerated arm returns `None`, as the wildcard did); lib count unmoved at 21838 passed, 0 failed. Raised by CodeRabbit on PR phase-rs#9201. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U
…nt (phase-rs#8785) Blocker 1 of the maintainer review on PR phase-rs#9201. `try_parse_can_attack_with_defender` derived `Duration::UntilEndOfTurn` from `lower.contains("this turn")` over the whole clause. That cannot distinguish two different jobs the same two words do: * "can attack THIS TURN as though it didn't have defender" — the adverbial is the permission's duration; * "target creature that was dealt damage THIS TURN can attack as though it didn't have defender" — the adverbial qualifies the SUBJECT's damage history, selecting which creature is targeted. It says nothing about when the permission ends. The second shape published a permission that silently expired at cleanup. The duration is now a total function of the segment the shared recognizer already classified, matched exhaustively per CLAUDE.md so a new terminal must force a decision rather than inherit `None`. Test renamed to what it now buys: `defender_exception_duration_comes_from_the_segment_not_the_subject`. It is two-sided — the duration-form fixture reds if the derivation narrows to always-`None`, the subject-carried fixture reds if it widens back to the whole clause — with a reach-guard proving the production saw the line and a no-adverbial control. Both directions confirmed by mutation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U
…se-rs#8785) Blocker from the fourth maintainer review on PR phase-rs#9201. This is a defect I introduced in `655b1eb30`, not a pre-existing one. That commit applied `suffix_condition` to the defender permission and then recursively parsed the companion from the body AFTER the trailing condition had been split off — so the companion never saw the gate. "Enchanted creature can attack as though it didn't have defender AND HAS FLYING as long as you control a Mountain" gated the attack permission and granted flying UNCONDITIONALLY. A fail-open. Every composed conjunct now carries the gate: `combine_conditions` so a companion with its own inner condition conjoins rather than being overwritten, and `attach_gated_condition` so a gate unrepresentable on the companion's mode fails CLOSED exactly as it does on the permission. This is the same rule the non-attached composer in `evasion.rs` already applied to both halves — the invariant existed one commit earlier and did not get carried across. The test is why this survived review. Its four fixtures never varied the gate, so a correct parse and a defective one were indistinguishable: "both halves survive" passed while the gate silently did not. A fifth fixture now asserts, by exact value, that BOTH definitions carry the Mountain condition. Mutation-proven: reverting to `composed.extend(companions)` reds the new fixture with `left: None` against the expected `IsPresent{Mountain}` — the unconditioned flying grant, verbatim. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U
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Maintainer hold for current head The previous requested fix for the attached-subject conjunction is present: the trailing Mountain condition is applied to both the defender exception and the flying grant. The new exact-value parser test exercises both definitions. I have no new code change request from that review. Current-head verification remains incomplete. The card-data CI job failed on the swallowed-clause diagnostic (859 → 860, allowance +0), while reporting zero engine and zero coverage-honesty regressions. Its parse-diff sticky still names older head Next: reconcile that diagnostic against current main, obtain a parse-diff receipt for this exact head and terminal CI, then complete the approval decision. I am leaving the PR out of the merge queue meanwhile. |
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Approved on fd02dc6ca7751c90b07f8c8948983d59751fe591 — the defender exception and its sibling grammar now preserve their full rules-bearing clauses.
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The current-head parse-diff receipt measures six cards and four signatures: Weathered Sentinels gains its scoped defender exception and loses the inverted Defender grant; Expedition Lookout gains its gated CantBeBlocked companion; Ichor Aberration, Karsus Depthguard, Novice Knight, and Surveillance Phantasm now carry inert Not(Unrecognized) gates instead of unconditional permissions. The production-path tests cover the attack scope, compound evasion, fail-closed gates, and the attached-subject Mountain condition. The author reconciled the six-card result; the earlier one-card count in the PR body is stale.
The previous requested change at crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/grammar.rs:976-1007 is resolved: both conjuncts retain the Mountain gate. Current-head Card data, Rust test shards, and required aggregate checks pass.
Recommendation: enqueue this exact head. The manual quality label is not applied because the PR body's parse-impact claim remains one card while the current receipt measures six.
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…hase-rs#8785) (phase-rs#9201) * feat(engine): scope the "attacked you last turn" condition to the attacked player Phase 1 of 3 (chartered) for issue phase-rs#8785. Infrastructure only: this phase makes the defending-player-anchored reading EXPRESSIBLE and unit-provable. Nothing emits it, nothing consumes it, and no card's parse or attack eligibility moves. StaticCondition::AnyPlayerAttackedYouLastTurn gains a scope axis: AttackedYouScope { #[default] AnyPlayer, AttackedPlayer } AnyPlayer is the pre-parameterization reading (CR 508.6 existential over players — Avenge's cost reduction) and is the serde default, so every legacy `{"type":"AnyPlayerAttackedYouLastTurn"}` row loads and re-serializes byte-identically. AttackedPlayer binds the subject to the player the creature is proposed to attack (CR 508.1b/c) or, once declared, the player recorded for it (CR 508.1k), falling back to false when no anchor is bindable. The anchored reading is KIND-PRESERVING per CR 506.3: only a player, a planeswalker, or a battle can be attacked, and only the first IS a player — so an attack on a planeswalker or battle has no attacked player and the condition is false for it. It deliberately does NOT take CR 508.5's collapse to the planeswalker's controller or the battle's protector; CR 508.5 is the contrast, not the warrant. Two new kind-preserving accessors sit beside their kind-collapsing siblings in combat.rs so the two readings of the same data cannot drift apart unnoticed. StaticCondition::needs_defending_player_anchor becomes a FIELD INSPECTION rather than a variant-identity test: it now reports "cannot be answered at creature level", which covers DefendingPlayerControls (needs the CR 508.5 defending player) and the anchored scope (needs the attack target AS A PLAYER) without conflating them. The existential scope deliberately does not report, or Avenge would start deferring. Both consumers are hard-gated on CantAttack / CantAttackOrBlock, so the widening changes nobody's offering at this phase. Coverage labelling for the anchored scope is FINAL here, not in a later phase: no card emits the scope yet, so a corpus-level "coverage unchanged" assertion is vacuous for it and only a synthesized-condition unit assertion can pin it. Tests (8 new): the anchored scope discriminates from the existential one on a board where they disagree; it resolves from the bound anchor, falls back to the latched AttackerInfo keyed on object_id, honours the CR 611.3a recipient over the source, and answers false with neither; it is kind-preserving on both the bound and latched paths, each hostile arm carrying a live-instrument check that the kind-collapsing counterfactual would answer true; the controller self-exclusion holds; the legacy tag round-trips byte-identically; the coverage description and verdict are pinned; and the read profile merges the latched combat read on the anchored arm only. Deferred by charter: parser emission of the anchored scope -> Phase 3; consumption by a permission-mode static and any change to who is offered as an attacker -> Phase 2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * test(engine): pin that a bound attack anchor outranks the latched one Implementation-review fix round on the Phase 1 candidate. Test-only; no production code changes. The anchored revenge scope resolves its attack anchor as match context.declared_attack { Some(target) => attacked_player_for_target(target), None => attacked_player_for_attacker(state, attacking), } and the arm's own comment claims CR 508.1c makes a bound `declared_attack` AUTHORITATIVE — it does not fall through to the latched `AttackerInfo`. That behaviour was correct but unbought: every existing arm leaves at most one anchor bindable (rows 1, 1c and 2 never populate `state.combat`; row 1b's arms all pass `declared_attack = None`), so arm (a) proves only the weaker "a bound anchor does not NEED the latch". A latch-first implementation passed all four tests. Arms (g) and (h) bind BOTH anchors at once on the fixture row 1b already has, so the ordering is what decides the answer: (g) latch says P2 (never attacked you), declaration says P1 (did) => true (h) latch says P1 (did), declaration says P2 (not) => false Both directions are needed: either alone leaves one direction of the inversion alive. Verified by mutation — with the latch-first form applied, (g) fails; with (g)'s assert then removed so execution reaches it, (h) fails on its own, which also rules out (h) passing as an unreached path. layers.rs restored byte-identical afterwards. Why this is worth a round rather than a note: Phase 2's CR 702.3b arm lands inside `attacker_can_attack_target`, the one caller that binds an attack target, so the consumer Phase 2 adds is precisely the one that can reach this path with a populated `state.combat` — second combat phase, CR 508.7 reselection, mid-combat re-validation — where a latch-first reading answers from a stale pairing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * test(engine): pin that a bound non-player anchor does not fall through to the latch Implementation-review fix round 2 on the Phase 1 candidate. Test-only; no production code changes. `attacked_player_scope_is_kind_preserving_on_the_bound_anchor` never assigns `state.combat` on either of its boards, so every `false` it asserts is equally explained by an EMPTY latch — it cannot tell kind-preservation apart from a fallback that is merely dead. Arms (g)/(h) bind both anchors but only with player targets, so they buy "a bound player outranks a latched player", not the sentence the evaluator's own comment singles out: a bound planeswalker or battle target yields no attacked player and THAT is the CR 508.1c answer. Demonstrated: a bound-first-WITH-FALLTHROUGH form declared_attack.and_then(attacked_player_for_target) .or_else(|| attacked_player_for_attacker(state, attacking)) compiles and passes all 21389 lib tests, arms (g) and (h) included. Arm (i) supplies the discrimination on the fixture row 1b already has: the latch is LIVE and says P1 (who did attack you), the bound anchor is a planeswalker controlled by P1. CR 506.3 — a planeswalker is not a player — so there is no attacked player and the answer is false OUTRIGHT, without consulting the latch. The mutant falls through, reads P1, and answers true. Verified: with the mutant applied the new arm fails and the kind-preserving sibling still passes, which is itself the evidence that sibling's falses were vacuous for this property. Why it is worth a round: Phase 2's CR 702.3b arm binds a target for EVERY candidate pairing, planeswalkers and battles included, and in a second combat phase `state.combat` can still hold this creature's record. Under the surviving mutant a creature latched as attacking a qualifying player would be permitted to attack a planeswalker it was never granted permission against — silently wrong for exactly the card class this charter exists to enable. Corrects the previous commit's rationale: it cited "CR 508.7 reselection" as a reachability scenario, but CR 508.7b says a reselecting creature "isn't affected by requirements or restrictions that apply to the declaration of attackers", so reselection is precisely where this restriction does not run. The second-combat- phase and mid-combat-re-validation halves of that argument stand on their own. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * test(engine): pin the defender argument of the revenge query, and the declaration's precedence over a bound recipient Implementation-review fix round 3 on the Phase 1 candidate. Two test-only findings plus one one-line production change. 1. THE DEFENDER ARGUMENT WAS UNBOUGHT (the load-bearing one). `state.player_attacked_player_last_turn(attacked, controller)` could be replaced by `state.attacked_defenders_last_turn.contains_key(&attacked)` — "did that player attack ANYBODY last turn", dropping the "attacked YOU" half of CR 508.6 — and the entire suite stayed green. Weathered Sentinels' printed restriction is "players who attacked YOU"; under that mutant the creature would be granted an attack against any player who merely attacked a THIRD player. The cause was a fixture property, not a reasoning error: every anchored board seeded the ledger with `you` as the only defender, so every false cell was explained by an ABSENT ROW rather than a WRONG DEFENDER. The existential sibling already buys this half of CR 508.6 with a two-row ledger ("opponents attacked each other but not you"); the anchored scope had no counterpart. Row 1's board now carries a second row — P2 attacked P1, not you — so its existing P2 cell is false because the defender is wrong. Both default-scope cells on that board remain true, so row 1's original discrimination claim is preserved. 2. NO FIXTURE BOUND `recipient` AND `declared_attack` AT ONCE. A form preferring the recipient's latch over a bound declaration agreed with production on all 17 asserted boards. Benign today — production branches on neither combination — but Phase 2's `attacker_can_attack_target` is precisely the consumer that binds both. New arm (f2) binds them in disagreement and asserts the declaration wins (CR 508.1c). 3. `fmt_static_condition`'s anchored arm was a wildcard. `{ .. }` would absorb a future third `AttackedYouScope` into the "attacked player" description with no compile error, while layers.rs and ability_rw.rs both spell out two explicit scope arms and this phase's own `attacked_player_for_target` doc argues that omitting a wildcard makes a future variant a compile error. Now matched explicitly. Both mutants verified dead, with their failing assertion text recorded; layers.rs byte-identical to the prior candidate afterwards. This is the fifth undiscriminated property found in this ~10-line evaluator arm, each by a different reviewer, each proved by mutation, and in every case the production code was already correct — what was missing was the evidence. The round that found this one attacked 27 specific mutants and killed 22. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * feat(engine): polarity-typed anchor deferral and one defender-permission authority Phase 2 of 3 (chartered) for issue phase-rs#8785. Phase 1 made the defending-player- anchored revenge condition expressible; this phase gives it its first consumer. Three changes, one mechanic: 1. POLARITY. `StaticMode::defending_player_anchor_polarity()` classifies a mode as Prohibition or Permission, and `unanchored_defending_player_deferral` is the single rule consuming it. The two hard-coded `matches!(mode, CantAttack | CantAttackOrBlock)` guards are gone. A creature-level query carries no attack target, so a condition gated on the defending player cannot be answered there: a prohibition defers to "not restricting", a permission to "granting", and the per-pairing authority — which does carry a target — decides. The classification is exhaustive and wildcard-free, so a new mode is a compile error rather than a silent default. 2. ONE AUTHORITY AT BOTH ENTRY POINTS. A defender permission reaches `team_eligible_attacker_ids` through two independent condition-evaluation paths combined by `||` — the own-object read and the whole-battlefield read. Neither is restricted by carrier locality: an intrinsic SelfRef permission is reachable through both. Fixing only one leaves the two disagreeing about a single static, which is the split authority the CR 508.1d work forbids. Both now route through the same deferral, and the four hand-copied `CanAttackWithDefender` lookups collapse into `creature_can_attack_despite_defender`, parameterized by `Option<AttackTarget>`: the four creature-level sites pass None, and the only caller passing Some is the CR 702.3b arm inside `attacker_can_attack_target`. 3. THE CR 702.3b ARM. Defender permission is now decided per pairing, so a permission scoped to specific defending players scopes the creature's legal targets instead of applying to all of them or none. PERFORMANCE. The naive per-pairing implementation calls check_static_ability once per (candidate, target) and scales with the defender universe. The carrier sweep is instead resolved once per gates value behind a `OnceCell`, filled lazily on first remote-arm consultation — measured: an eager fill converts 0 whole- battlefield sweeps into K-linear ones on a board carrying a permission but no Defender creature, because `compute` runs K+2 times per published payload and once per candidate in the AI's mandatory filter. The accessor carries no presence gate of its own: it would duplicate the one inside the sweep over the same immutable state, making that gate unreachable and undiscriminable. Deleting it made `has_can_attack_with_defender` unread, and `dead_code` under `-D warnings` forces the field's removal too. Tests (22): both entry points agree about one static, measured arm-individually; the four lookups are behaviourally interchangeable including the CR gates a combat-local helper could drop (phasing, zone of function, the self-referential stack exception); polarity is correct and fails closed for an unclassified mode; scans do not scale with the defender universe, the candidate count, or vanilla creature count, each with a live non-zero control; a narrow affected filter excludes a Defender the carrier does not name; and the prohibition-polarity display gap is held unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * parser: route the defender exception through one shared combinator (phase-rs#8785) Weathered Sentinels' second line — "Creatures with defender can attack as though they didn't have defender" — parsed to the INVERSE of what it says. Three productions each recognised the defender-exception phrase with their own ad-hoc spelling, and the one that claimed this line fused the permission into an `AddKeyword(Defender)`, granting defender instead of excepting it. This phase adds `parser/oracle_nom/defender_exception.rs`: one combinator that recognises the phrase, classifies its subject into five typed terminals, and returns the permission's condition. It is wired into FIVE grammar sites — the charter's three productions plus both conjunctive grammars, which the phase measured to be reachable and which an earlier design had missed. Two policies differ per production and are preserved rather than unified: the prefix-vs-all-consuming choice (a uniform all-consuming predicate would reject a real corpus tail), and (c)'s duration, which comes from the whole clause and not the segment. The all-consuming policy is written ONCE, in `all_consuming_defender_tail`, and applied at three call sites. Corpus containment, measured by regenerating the card artifact from both trees into fresh directories: 35,943 keys on each side, and exactly ONE key moves — `weathered sentinels`, which gains a `CanAttackWithDefender` static carrying `AnyPlayerAttackedYouLastTurn{scope: AttackedPlayer}` and loses the inverted `AddKeyword(Defender)`. Its keywords, triggers and oracle_text are unchanged. Phase 2's canary `weathered_sentinels_second_line_still_parses_to_its_base_ shape` asserted that both `parse_static_line` and `parse_static_line_multi` decline this line. Both flip here, so the canary is rewritten in place as row 1 — its existing positive control kept verbatim — rather than deleted. Tests: 21410 -> 21435 unfiltered `--lib` (+25), 0 failed, 8 ignored, 0 filtered out. Integration 7057 passed. `cargo fmt --check`, `clippy --all-targets`, `clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings`, `check -p phase-engine` and `check -p phase-ai` all rc=0. Known environment limitation, verified independent of this diff: the `probe-pin::pure_logic::proj_missing` test fails on this CIFS mount with `Permission denied` because the mount forces `file_mode=0644` and the test executes a fixture shell script. `probe-pin` declares no dependency on `phase-engine` and no probe-pin file is touched here. Phase 3 of 3. Plan frozen after six review rounds; nineteen mis-declared discrimination claims were found across the run, every one by executing a mutation rather than by reading, and in every case the production code was already correct while the claim about the test was wrong. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * parser: reword a comment so the combinator gate stops matching it (phase-rs#8785) `scripts/check-parser-combinators.sh` scans added lines for string-method dispatch and does NOT strip comments. A doc comment added in 7dce322 quoted the base call it replaces — `tp.find(" can attack")` — and the literal `.find("` inside that prose tripped the gate, which `.github/workflows/ci.yml` runs as a hard step with no `|| true`. CI would have gone red on a phase whose substantive nom compliance is fine. Reworded to name the same base call without the literal: "base's `TextPair` lookup of `\" can attack\"`". The `// allow-noncombinator:` escape hatch would also have silenced it, but that annotation is documented for genuine structural uses of a string method in CODE; spending it on a prose comment would dilute what it means where it is actually needed. Comment-only: `git diff -U0` shows no changed line that is not a `//` comment. `bash ./scripts/check-parser-combinators.sh origin/main` now exits 0 (Gate A PASS, Gate G PASS); `cargo fmt --all -- --check` exits 0. Fixes the one blocking finding of Phase 3's implementation review, which otherwise reported every charter acceptance row met and — across 11 applied mutations — not one mis-declared discrimination claim in this phase. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * docs: replace internal planning coordinates in comments with test names (phase-rs#8785) The three phases of this change left references to a planning process in shipped comments — "DISCRIMINATION 1.9", "Row 8 arm 13", "M-23", "MODE 5", "PHASE_BASE_SHA", "C3.9". Those documents are not in the repository, so none of it resolves to anything a reader can follow, and a maintainer cannot tell whether such a comment is load-bearing. Each comment kept its substance and gained a coordinate that does resolve: the behaviour that breaks if the line changes, and the NAME of the test that catches it. For example, the all-consuming check in defender_exception_predicate_all_consuming went from all_consuming_defender_tail(rest)?; // 8a.2 — sibling of 1.24 / 8b.2 to a comment saying that dropping it opens the continuous compound's per-segment gate for a segment with trailing text, naming the test that guards it. All 26 test identifiers written into comments were verified to exist; none dangle. Also here: - Two doc headers in oracle_static/evasion.rs described code this change had already deleted — a scan_split_at_phrase call that is now a defender_exception delegate, and a grammar signature predating the interposed segment, which said the companion's condition is cloned when the two gates are now conjoined via combine_conditions. Both were misleading rather than merely stale. - WEATHERED_SENTINELS_ORACLE, weathered_sentinels_keyword_names and weathered_sentinels_statics lose a phase-number prefix, matching the semantic dp_ prefix the neighbouring fixtures in the same mod tests use. - DefenderExceptionSegment::UnanchorableClass and ::UnrecognizedClass are distinct variants that permission_condition maps to the same marker. The doc now says why that is deliberate — it is what proves the classifier delegates recognition instead of carrying a local table — so it does not read as an unfinished branch. No behaviour change, established two independent ways: `git diff -U0` filtered to non-comment lines yields only the three renames and their references, and comment-stripping all twelve touched files (string-aware) then applying the renames leaves every file byte-identical. Measured at this tree: check-parser-combinators.sh rc 0 (Gate A and Gate G PASS), check-prelowered-ratchet.sh rc 0 (Gate P PASS), cargo fmt --check rc 0, cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings rc 0, and unfiltered cargo test -p phase-engine --lib 21435 passed / 0 failed / 8 ignored / 0 filtered out. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * test: buy the whole-clause duration derivation, which nothing guarded (phase-rs#8785) The effect production derives a `this turn` duration from the WHOLE CLAUSE, not from the interposed segment. A comment claimed `defender_exception_duration_form_keeps_its_until_end_of_turn_on_the_effect_production` guarded that choice. It did not, and nothing else did either. That test's fixtures both put `this turn` INSIDE the interposed segment, where clause-derived and segment-derived duration land on the same answer. Measured: replacing the derivation with `matches!(segment, DurationAdverbial)` — a real semantic narrowing — left the whole unfiltered suite green at 21435 passed, 0 failed. Adds the discriminating fixture: `"Target creature that was dealt damage this turn can attack as though it didn't have defender."`, composed from Crushing Pain's printed subject and the CR 702.3b tail. The adverbial sits in the SUBJECT and the segment is empty, so the classifier answers `Unrestricted` and a segment-derived duration would be `None`. It asserts `condition == None` and `duration == Some(UntilEndOfTurn)`, paired on the same production with a control that has no adverbial anywhere and must yield `duration == None`, so the positive measures the subject-carried adverbial rather than a production that always answers `UntilEndOfTurn`. Under the same mutation the test now fails; restored byte-for-byte, the suite is green again. Two comment claims were false and are corrected rather than repeated: - The paragraph said narrowing the derivation "would move those three lines' durations (measured: three corpus cards)". Those three `"As long as … this turn,"` lines — Piston-Fist Cyclops, Mechan Shieldmate, Shipwreck Sentry — land on the PRINTED-STATIC production, not this one, and narrowing this derivation would not move them. A census of all 55 corpus lines carrying the CR 702.3b tail finds no line reaching this production with `this turn` outside its segment, so the added fixture is synthesized, and says so. - `defender_exception.rs` said the three all-consuming call sites have separate tests "because a mutation at one call site leaves the other two green". True in one of three directions only: dropping the loop's line reds only the loop's test, dropping the entry point's reds two, and dropping production (c)'s reds all three. Reworded to the operative fact — each call site has a test that reds under its own mutation, but a red does not by itself name the site that broke. Measured at this tree: check-parser-combinators.sh rc 0 (Gate A and Gate G PASS), check-prelowered-ratchet.sh rc 0 (Gate P PASS), cargo fmt --check rc 0, cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings rc 0, unfiltered cargo test -p phase-engine --lib 21435 passed / 0 failed / 8 ignored / 0 filtered out (unchanged: the fixture joins an existing test function). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * docs: correct two measured claims in the duration-derivation test (phase-rs#8785) Both found by the final review of 4cc7ed3, in text that commit itself added. The census denominator said 55 corpus lines print the CR 702.3b tail. It is 56, which is what three other places in this branch already say. Re-derived here over the base card artifact three ways — substring, a `didn't|didn’t` apostrophe-tolerant regex, and a loose two-token match — all giving 56 lines across 56 cards. A census is a completeness claim, and a reader re-deriving a different denominator cannot tell which line was excluded or whether the conclusion still covers it. The comment explaining why neither pre-existing fixture can red under the segment-narrowing mutation said "in both of them the adverbial IS the segment". True of the duration-form fixture only. The other is the reach-guard, whose segment is an AnchoredClass and whose clause carries no `this turn` at all ("last turn" is not "this turn"), so it has no duration either way and asserts none. The conclusion held; the reason did not. The parallel sentence in subject.rs already got this right by naming only the duration-form fixture. Comment-only: `git diff -U0` filtered to non-comment lines is empty. check-parser-combinators.sh rc 0 (Gate A PASS), cargo fmt --check rc 0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * docs: make the tail census enumerate all 56 lines it claims to cover (phase-rs#8785) The arm-13 doc said its corpus exposure was measured zero over "all 56 corpus defender-exception lines", then enumerated buckets summing to 53. Two tail forms were missing entirely — Dark Maze's ". Exile it at the beginning of the next end step." and Guardians of Oboro's ". (Equipment, Auras you control, and counters are modifications.)" reminder — and the ". Activate only ..." bucket said two where there are three (Mobile Fort, Walking Wall, Glade Watcher). Re-derived over the base card artifact: 44 tails of ".", three ". Activate only ...", three " as long as <cond>." riders, two "." inside quoted granted text, one " and it can't be blocked.", one ", and assigns combat damage ...", one ". Exile it ..." and one "(Equipment ...)" reminder. 44+3+3+2+1+1+1+1 = 56, and the enumeration now sums to its own denominator. The conclusion the census supports was already true and is unchanged: none of the 56 is a trailing-text tail inside a comma compound, so no printed card can buy this line and the synthesized fixture is the only instrument. This is the fourth overstated completeness claim this change has had to correct, and the third found by measurement rather than reading. A comment that presents itself as an exhaustive census is a claim like any other; the figure is only worth what the command behind it can find. Comment-only: `git diff -U0` filtered to non-comment lines is empty. check-parser-combinators.sh rc 0 (Gate A PASS), cargo fmt --check rc 0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * docs: drop the CR 514.2 citation from the revenge gate (phase-rs#8785) CR 514.2 governs damage removal and the end of "until end of turn" and "this turn" effects (verified against docs/MagicCompRules.txt:2442). It does not define an attack-history snapshot, and no rule does — the cleanup-step rollover of `attacked_defenders_last_turn` is an engine implementation choice. Citing 514.2 presented that timing as CR-mandated. CR 508.6 remains, and is the correct authority: it defines "has attacked [a player]". CR 109.5 remains for "you". Three sites, all added by this branch: the condition doc on `StaticCondition::AnyPlayerAttackedYouLastTurn`, the read/write profile test doc, and an assertion message. A pre-existing fourth at `ability_rw.rs:6895` carries the same error in base's text and is left for a follow-up rather than widened into here. Raised by CodeRabbit on PR phase-rs#9201. Doc-only: no behaviour change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * refactor(types): make defending_player_anchored_form exhaustive (phase-rs#8785) CLAUDE.md requires exhaustive `match` without wildcard fallbacks when the enum is known, so the compiler catches missing arms. This conversion hid all 60 other `StaticCondition` variants behind `_ => None`: a future anchored condition would silently inherit an inert `None` gate instead of failing the build and forcing a handling decision. Enumerates every remaining variant explicitly. The list is not hand-copied — it is generated from the enum definition, and with the wildcard gone the compiler itself proves it exact: a missing variant is a non-exhaustive match error, an invented one an unknown-variant error. `cargo check` rc 0 is that proof. Behaviour-identical by construction (every enumerated arm returns `None`, as the wildcard did); lib count unmoved at 21838 passed, 0 failed. Raised by CodeRabbit on PR phase-rs#9201. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * fix(parser): derive the defender permission's duration from its segment (phase-rs#8785) Blocker 1 of the maintainer review on PR phase-rs#9201. `try_parse_can_attack_with_defender` derived `Duration::UntilEndOfTurn` from `lower.contains("this turn")` over the whole clause. That cannot distinguish two different jobs the same two words do: * "can attack THIS TURN as though it didn't have defender" — the adverbial is the permission's duration; * "target creature that was dealt damage THIS TURN can attack as though it didn't have defender" — the adverbial qualifies the SUBJECT's damage history, selecting which creature is targeted. It says nothing about when the permission ends. The second shape published a permission that silently expired at cleanup. The duration is now a total function of the segment the shared recognizer already classified, matched exhaustively per CLAUDE.md so a new terminal must force a decision rather than inherit `None`. Test renamed to what it now buys: `defender_exception_duration_comes_from_the_segment_not_the_subject`. It is two-sided — the duration-form fixture reds if the derivation narrows to always-`None`, the subject-carried fixture reds if it widens back to the whole clause — with a reach-guard proving the production saw the line and a no-adverbial control. Both directions confirmed by mutation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * fix(parser): keep the attached-subject defender exception's trailing gate (phase-rs#8785) Blocker 2 of the maintainer review on PR phase-rs#9201. The attached-subject production matched a PREFIX of the unsplit predicate and bound the recognizer remainder as `_rest`, then returned `CanAttackWithDefender` without parsing it. "Enchanted creature can attack as though it didn't have defender as long as you control a Mountain" therefore published an UNCONDITIONAL permission, discarding a gate this parser can represent — the enchanted subject could attack with no regard for it. Rather than add a second condition parser, the arm now sits BELOW the existing trailing-condition split, so the rider is peeled by the same machinery the sibling evasion arms use and conjoined through `combine_conditions` — the one CR 508.1c conjoin authority, widened to `pub(super)` for this call site instead of growing a second spelling. The recognizer stays a PREFIX match; what changed is what it is offered (the split body, not the whole predicate). When a printed rider participates the result routes through `attach_gated_condition`, so a gate that cannot be represented on `CanAttackWithDefender` fails CLOSED. The no-rider path sets the condition directly, unchanged from base: routing it through the remedy would re-wrap an already-inert terminal with an empty gap text and lose the clause it names. `attached_subject_production_still_fires_with_a_trailing_rider` used this exact fixture but asserted only that the production FIRES — which both the correct and the defective parse do, which is why it stayed green. It now asserts the Mountain gate on both entry points, with Animate Wall (the one corpus card on this arm, no rider) as the paired control asserting `condition: None`. Confirmed by mutation: dropping the rider reds it (`left: None`), and attaching a condition unconditionally reds it too (`left: Some(SourceIsTapped)`). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * docs(types): cite CR 508.1b for target selection, not CR 508.1c (phase-rs#8785) [MED] from the maintainer review on PR phase-rs#9201. Verified against docs/MagicCompRules.txt: CR 508.1b (:2268) is the announcement step — "the active player announces which player, planeswalker, or battle each of the chosen creatures is attacking". CR 508.1c (:2270) is a different step: it checks the declaration against restrictions. Two doc sites on `AttackedYouScope::AttackedPlayer` attached `(CR 508.1c)` to the PROPOSED/DECLARED target, which is 508.1b's job. Both now cite 508.1b and say explicitly why 508.1c is not the rule for target selection. The other three 508.1c citations this branch added were checked and are correct — `:12269` already reads "CR 508.1b ... announces which player each chosen creature is attacking ... CR 508.1c then checks restrictions against that pairing". The two corrected sites now agree with it. Doc-only: no behaviour change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * fix(parser): decline the attached-subject duration form, don't invert it (phase-rs#8785) [HIGH] from the maintainer review on PR phase-rs#9201. `parse_enchanted_equipped_predicate` skipped the defender branch for a `DurationAdverbial` segment and then FELL THROUGH to the generic continuous parser, which read the tail as a grant and emitted `AddKeyword(Defender)` — the exact inverse of "can attack this turn as though it didn't have defender", and the phase-rs#8785 defect shape surviving on a sibling grammar. The arm now returns an empty `Vec` before the generic path. Empty means "not parsed here": callers fall back to `parse_static_line` (production (b)), which declines this form too, so the line ends up unparsed and visible as a coverage gap rather than silently reversed. The two static productions now agree. Corpus movement is zero — no card prints a duration-form defender exception as a static line — but the representation was wrong for the next card in the class, which is the maintainer's point. `defender_exception_duration_form_is_declined_by_both_static_productions` asserted `StaticMode::Continuous` here, i.e. it pinned the inverse as correct while its own name claimed both productions declined. It now asserts the decline on both the dispatched and the direct entry point. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * fix(parser,engine): fail closed on an unsupported defender-permission gate (phase-rs#8785) [HIGH] from the maintainer review on PR phase-rs#9201. Production (b) fell back to a BARE `StaticCondition::Unrecognized` when `parse_static_condition` could not type a printed `" as long as <gate>"`. `evaluate_condition` reads that variant as TRUE, so a restriction the parser did not understand became an UNCONDITIONAL attack permission. Four corpus cards print this shape and attacked with no regard for their printed gate: Novice Knight, Karsus Depthguard, Ichor Aberration, Surveillance Phantasm. The fallback now routes through `unenforceable_gate_marker`, this repo's standing remedy — `Not(Unrecognized)` reads FALSE forever, while `contains_unrecognized` and `coverage::check_statics` still surface the clause as an unimplemented gap rather than hiding it. Wrong in the safe direction, and visible. Two regressions, because a condition SHAPE does not establish that the declaration is refused: * `novice_knight_leading_condition_form_fails_closed` — the parse-side value; * `unsupported_trailing_gate_on_the_defender_permission_fails_closed` — the runtime half: the creature is not offered as a candidate AND `validate_attackers` refuses it. Two-sided on one carrier shape, with an answerable anchored condition on the same board still offering, so the refusal is attributable to the marker rather than to gating as such. Scope: the same bare-`Unrecognized` fallback exists in sibling productions (loyalty.rs, anthem.rs, type_change.rs, dispatch.rs). Only the flagged `CanAttackWithDefender` path is changed here; the asymmetry is deliberate and the rest are follow-ups. This MOVES those four cards in the card-data artifact and at runtime. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * fix(parser): compose both halves of a defender exception with a companion (phase-rs#8785) [HIGH] from the maintainer review on PR phase-rs#9201. Both static defender-exception productions bound the recognizer remainder as `_rest` and discarded it. Expedition Lookout — "As long as …, this creature can attack as though it didn't have defender AND IT CAN'T BE BLOCKED." — therefore kept its defender exception while silently losing its printed evasion, and coverage reported the card as supported. The review allowed composing the companion or strict-failing. I strict-failed first; the test proved that only MOVES the loss. Declining production (b) lets the line fall through to the sibling `can't be blocked` arm, which emits the evasion and drops the PERMISSION — the mirror of the original defect, and still green, so it does not meet "do not let a partial prefix be green". That failure also showed the fix. The companion arm already parses this line correctly — same `affected`, same leading gate — it merely ignores the defender clause. So `try_defender_exception_with_companion` takes that result as the companion and supplies only the missing `CanAttackWithDefender`, inheriting `affected` and conjoining conditions through the one `combine_conditions` authority. Both halves carry the graveyard gate, which is what the line says. No splice is involved. The forward splitter (`try_split_and_can_attack_despite_defender`) handles the defender clause SECOND by splicing it out; that cannot work here because the companion shares this line's subject and leading condition, and splicing leaves a malformed fragment. Guards: production (b) still declines the rules-bearing case, so the composer's `parse_static_line` call cannot recurse back into it; and if (b) ever stops declining, the composer bails rather than emitting a duplicate permission. Punctuation-only tails stay with (b), so the two cannot both fire. `adjacent_defender_grammars_keep_their_own_parse` ARM 9 asserted the rider was IGNORED — it pinned the defect. It now asserts both halves compose. `defender_exception_rules_bearing_remainder_composes_both_halves` is three-sided: rules-bearing composes, punctuation-only still parses on (b), and the interposed form is untouched — the middle fixture is what stops the remainder check from being widened into deleting every card on this arm. Expedition Lookout gains its evasion; it was half-enforced at base. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * docs(types): describe the exhaustive match, not the wildcard it replaced (phase-rs#8785) [LOW] from the third maintainer review on PR phase-rs#9201. The comment above `defending_player_anchored_form` still described an "OPT-IN ALLOWLIST with a `_ => None` default, NOT an exhaustive match", and told the reader not to "fix" it to match its exhaustive sibling. The wildcard was removed earlier in this branch, so the note instructed a future maintainer to restore exactly what was deliberately taken out. Now describes the explicit `None` arms and keeps the rationale that matters: `None` is still the fail-closed direction, and what the exhaustive form buys is that a NEW anchored condition cannot inherit it silently. Doc-only: no behaviour change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * fix(parser): stop the attached-subject arm dropping a rules-bearing tail (phase-rs#8785) [HIGH] from the third maintainer review on PR phase-rs#9201. The previous round composed the remainder on the NON-ATTACHED production and left its attached-subject sibling binding `_rest` and discarding it. That fixed the instance, not the class: "Enchanted creature can attack as though it didn't have defender AND HAS FLYING." kept the permission and silently lost the flying grant, while coverage reported the card as supported. Production (a) now composes or declines. The companion is parsed by RE-ENTERING this production on the peeled remainder with the same `affected` — it is already the authority for attached predicates, so "has flying" is its own job, and the recursion is on a strictly shorter input that no longer contains the defender clause. If the conjunction or the companion cannot be modelled, the whole clause declines (empty vec) and callers fall back; a partial prefix must not be green. Also guards the four single-return callers in `dispatch.rs`, which took `.next()` on the result. A correct two-definition compose would have had its companion dropped there — the same defect one layer up. They now decline a composed pair and leave those lines to `parse_static_line_multi`. `attached_subject_rules_bearing_remainder_composes_or_declines` is four-sided: a modellable companion composes; an unmodellable one declines entirely; a punctuation-only tail still parses (this is what stops the check being widened into deleting every plain attached-subject card); and the single-return path declines rather than truncating. Both halves mutation-proven. Reverting production (a) reds the compose assertion with the defect verbatim — one `CanAttackWithDefender`, `modifications: []`, description still reading "…and has flying". Restoring `.next()` in dispatch reds only the single-return fixture, with production (a) still composing correctly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U * fix(parser): carry the printed gate onto every composed conjunct (phase-rs#8785) Blocker from the fourth maintainer review on PR phase-rs#9201. This is a defect I introduced in `655b1eb30`, not a pre-existing one. That commit applied `suffix_condition` to the defender permission and then recursively parsed the companion from the body AFTER the trailing condition had been split off — so the companion never saw the gate. "Enchanted creature can attack as though it didn't have defender AND HAS FLYING as long as you control a Mountain" gated the attack permission and granted flying UNCONDITIONALLY. A fail-open. Every composed conjunct now carries the gate: `combine_conditions` so a companion with its own inner condition conjoins rather than being overwritten, and `attach_gated_condition` so a gate unrepresentable on the companion's mode fails CLOSED exactly as it does on the permission. This is the same rule the non-attached composer in `evasion.rs` already applied to both halves — the invariant existed one commit earlier and did not get carried across. The test is why this survived review. Its four fixtures never varied the gate, so a correct parse and a defective one were indistinguishable: "both halves survive" passed while the gate silently did not. A fifth fixture now asserts, by exact value, that BOTH definitions carry the Mountain condition. Mutation-proven: reverting to `composed.extend(companions)` reds the new fixture with `left: None` against the expected `IsPresent{Mountain}` — the unconditioned flying grant, verbatim. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GVgJDj9cX1g1Csfqz7Cp2U --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s CR citations (phase-rs#9271) scripts/check-cr-citation-anchors.sh (run from .githooks/pre-commit) walks crates and client and fails on main because phase-rs#9201 (b33cbc6) introduced 58 lines across 10 files that cite a CR rule number alongside a coordinate into docs/MagicCompRules.txt. That file is gitignored and its line numbers drift on every fetch, so the coordinate is stale on arrival: e.g. CR 702.3b was cited at :3915 and is at 3920 in the checked-out CR (effective 2026-09-25); CR 506.2 was :2202 and is now 2203; CR 509.1b's :2857 never was 509.1b's line at all (509.1b sits at 2352). The stale coordinate fails the gate for every commit on main until removed, mirroring the defect phase-rs#8515 (74b3c96) already fixed for an earlier batch. This commit deletes each of the 58 coordinates and keeps every citation's rule number and prose, mirroring phase-rs#8515's three removal shapes. No rule number is replaced and no cited rule text is falsified (each of the 20 distinct rule numbers was re-verified against docs/MagicCompRules.txt). Six of the 58 lines are assert!/assert_eq! message string literals in combat.rs tests (weathered_sentinels_line_parses_to_anchored_can_attack_with_defender, real_card_anchored_permission_offers_and_scopes_the_published_target_list, real_card_published_combat_constraints_agree_whole) — they are gate hits because the gate reads every .rs line, not only comments, so their message text changes too; no assertion condition changes. Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Weathered Sentinels' second line — "This creature can attack players who attacked you during their last turn as though it didn't have defender" — parsed to the inverse of what it says, granting
Defenderinstead of excepting it. Three productions each recognised the defender-exception phrase with their own ad-hoc spelling, and the one that claimed this line fused the permission into anAddKeyword(Defender). This routes all of them through one shared combinator, and scopes the "attacked you last turn" condition to the player actually being attacked. Closes #8785.Read the diffstat with this in mind: a one-card fix is +6673/−311 across 25 files because ~2183 of the added lines are tests. The production delta is roughly 400 lines, concentrated in one new parser module plus one consolidated combat helper.
Files changed
New
crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_nom/defender_exception.rs— the shared combinator: recognises the CR 702.3b phrase, classifies its subject into five typed terminals, returns the permission's conditioncrates/engine/src/parser/oracle_nom/mod.rs— module declarationParser (the five wired grammar sites)
crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/grammar.rs— production (a), attached-subject formcrates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/evasion.rs— production (b) and the conjunctive splittercrates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/subject.rs— production (c), the shared predicate, and the continuous compoundcrates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/mod.rs— onepub(crate)re-exportcrates/engine/src/parser/{oracle_condition.rs, oracle_trigger.rs, oracle_nom/condition.rs, oracle_effect/conditions.rs}— comment/doc onlyTypes and rules engine
crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs—AttackedYouScope,defending_player_anchored_formcrates/engine/src/types/statics.rs—DefendingPlayerAnchorPolaritycrates/engine/src/game/static_abilities.rs—unanchored_defending_player_deferral, the single deferral authoritycrates/engine/src/game/functioning_abilities.rs—active_static_definitions_for_attackcrates/engine/src/game/layers.rs— the anchored-scope evaluator armcrates/engine/src/game/combat.rs—creature_can_attack_despite_defender, the CR 702.3b arm, and the test fixturescrates/engine/src/game/{coverage.rs, perf_counters.rs, ability_rw.rs, ability_scan.rs, quantity.rs}— coverage arms, one test-only counter, comment/docTests
crates/engine/src/parser/{oracle_static,oracle_effect}/tests.rs,crates/engine/src/game/casting_tests.rs,crates/engine/tests/integration/goad_badge_defender_gated_anchor.rsTrack
Developer
LLM
Model: claude-opus-5[1m]
Tier: Frontier
Thinking: high
Implementation method (required)
Method: /engine-implementer
Run in three chartered phases, each through the full plan → review → implement → review loop:
59ba27c594464c743b03ef47f29The three intervals tile
f4652bf7b..03ef47f29exactly — verified bygit rev-listset arithmetic: union of the three equals the whole, zero duplicates, no commit outside an accepted interval. Two further commits (ef9bd9a1d,6115f7518) sit outside that range: they address review findings raised after phase 3 was accepted, and are described under Review findings below.CR references
CR 702.3b(can attack as though it didn't have defender),CR 508.1a/1b/1c/1d/1k(declaring attackers; the creature→target pairing and its restrictions),CR 508.6,CR 506.2/506.3,CR 509.1b,CR 510.1c,CR 609.4,CR 611.2c(continuous effects from resolution),CR 611.3a(continuous effects from static abilities),CR 109.5,CR 302.6,CR 604.1.CR 611.3ais by its own text limited to static abilities, so the resolution-side production citesCR 611.2cinstead — a correction made during review, where the earlier revision had applied 611.3a to both.Verification
4f9514e0d; no review has been run against03ef47f29. See Rebase.Re-run against the rebased head
03ef47f29, and again at6115f7518after the two review fixes (same counts — see Review findings). Provenance, stated precisely because it differs between rows: the gate, build and test rows below were run in the primary CIFS checkout at that head (clean tree, verified bygit status --porcelain), not in a detached ext4 worktree; the parse-impact measurement and theprobe-pinrow were run in detached ext4 worktrees with dedicated target directories andCARGO_INCREMENTAL=0.bash ./scripts/check-parser-combinators.sh origin/main— rc 0,Gate A PASS,Gate G PASSbash ./scripts/check-prelowered-ratchet.sh— rc 0,Gate P PASS (no producer count increased)cargo fmt --all -- --check— rc 0cargo clippy --locked --workspace --exclude phase-tauri --all-targets --features engine/proptest -- -D warnings(the exact CI invocation) — rc 0, zero warningscargo check -p phase-engine— rc 0cargo check -p phase-ai— rc 0cargo test -p phase-engine --lib(unfiltered) —21870 passed; 0 failed; 8 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered outcargo test -p phase-engine --test integration(unfiltered) —7488 passed; 0 failed; 4 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered outcargo test -p probe-pin— rc 0,68 passed; 0 failed; 1 ignoredThis change adds +54 lib tests and +1 integration test, counted directly off the diff (
#[test]attributes added: 54 undercrates/engine/src/, 1 undercrates/engine/tests/, zero removed). That count is base-independent and re-derived at each rebase; it is still 54/1 against1088dfb18.It was also confirmed by differencing suite totals against an earlier base (
f4652bf7b:21784lib,7453integration, versus21838/7454on the branch — exactly +54/+1). That differencing is not repeated on every rebase, becausemainadds tests of its own between bases and the direct count is the stabler instrument. (For the record, the first of those baseline runs reported21783 passed; 1 failed; two subsequent full runs of the identical tree reported21784 passed; 0 failed— see CI Failures.)The three charter-tracked integration modules are green within that binary:
defending_player_controls_combat_anchor7/7,goad_badge_defender_gated_anchor6/6,issue_8183_static_gate_fail_open18/18.End-to-end behaviour, measured at the declaration validator — this one measurement is carried from before the rebase (head
4f9514e0d) and was not re-run against03ef47f29; the behaviour it shows is covered by lib and integration tests that were re-run — (not merely at the published target map), on a board seeded so P1 attacked the controller last turn and P2 did not, with statics parsed from verbatim Oracle text:Gate A
Gate A PASS head=2cb2c7f2fc6c8a55c3fec1eb5778ea067f0cf920 base=1088dfb187fa4f7bede8f61daf7d1515dddbaaae
Anchored on
crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_nom/enchant.rs:1— the existingoracle_nomshared-combinator module for theEnchantgrammar, whose module doc states its purpose as having the type-leg axis (CR 702.5a) and the controller clause (CR 109.4) defined exactly once and composed by call sites in two different modules. Same seam, same patterndefender_exception.rsinstantiates.crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/static_helpers.rs:1781—unenforceable_gate_marker, the existing authority for a fail-closed unenforceable gate:Not(Unrecognized{text}), read as false forever whilecontains_unrecognizedandcoverage::check_staticsstill report the gap. Both of this change's fail-closed terminals route to this function rather than inventing a second marker.Final review-impl
Final review-impl PASS head=
4f9514e0d31debf40efb5574b783d3398c6be3aa— the pre-rebase head.No review has been run against
03ef47f29. The rebase ontof4652bf7bresolved three conflicts, one ofthem a semantic content change not covered by that review; all three are itemised under Rebase below,
and the full gate battery was re-run against the rebased head.
Claimed parse impact
Six cards.
0 added, 0 removed; 35,943 keys on each side; coverage identical(
32310/35145, 2835 unimplemented).CanAttackWithDefendercarryingAnyPlayerAttackedYouLastTurn{scope: AttackedPlayer}; loses the invertedAddKeyword(Defender)CantBeBlockedcompanion, gated on the same graveyard condition as the permission — the card was previously half-enforcedconditional:unrecognized→not (unrecognized)The four
not (unrecognized)cards are the fail-closed correction: a bareUnrecognizedevaluates TRUE, so a printed
" as long as <gate>"the parser could not type became anUNCONDITIONAL attack permission. They now withhold the permission instead of granting it,
while coverage still reports the clause as an unimplemented gap.
Measured two ways that agree. Locally: base-vs-head artifact regeneration at the branch's
merge-base
8843c6825, one pinned MTGJSON vintage (MTGJSON_SKIP_REFRESH=1, cache week2026-W38), gated on both sides — base verified to predate the change, candidate verifiedto carry it. In CI: the
coverage-parse-diffreceipt for headfd02dc6caagainst baseline8f2ff2985909reports the same six cards and four signatures, independently and from adifferent baseline.
Rebase
Rebased from
bd1f78ed0ontof4652bf7b(93 commits ofmain). Old head4f9514e0d→ new head03ef47f29;11 commits preserved, diffstat unchanged at 25 files, +6673/−311. Three files conflicted:
crates/engine/src/game/ability_rw.rs— import-list union (KeeperConstraintfrommain,AttackedYouScopefrom this branch). Mechanical.crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/tests.rs— both sides appended test blocks at EOF and the splitlanded mid-statement, so the two sides shared one trailing
);/}. Both blocks kept, each closed.crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/subject.rs— semantic, not mechanical.main's fix(parser,engine): "any number of" target sets, anaphors and damage sources #8923introduced
AnaphorConsumerand converted every subject call site toparse_subject_application_for(subject, ctx, AnaphorConsumer::AffectedObject). This branch had rewritten thehead of
try_parse_can_attack_with_defenderwhile keeping base's bareparse_subject_application(subject, ctx).Resolved to this branch's combinator rewrite plus
main's_for(..., AffectedObject)binding.Resolving in this branch's favour wholesale would have compiled clean and passed every test here, because
mainkeepsparse_subject_applicationas a wrapper delegating withAnaphorConsumer::Other— silentlyreverting fix(parser,engine): "any number of" target sets, anaphors and damage sources #8923's anaphor binding for this production. The same line conflicted again on
ad86ef4a6, where itcollided with that commit's own comment rewrite, and was resolved the same way.
Review findings
CodeRabbit raised 9 findings against the rebased head. Two are fixed here; seven are pre-existing and
deferred. The corpus measurement above is what establishes "pre-existing": exactly one key changed between
base and head, so no finding below moves a shipping card relative to
main. Each named card was checkedindividually against the base/candidate key sets.
Fixed
ef9bd9a1d— CR 514.2 miscitation. Verified against the in-repodocs/MagicCompRules.txt:2442: CR 514.2covers damage removal and the end of "until end of turn" and "this turn" effects. It does not define an
attack-history snapshot, and no rule does. Three sites added by this branch now drop the citation and label the
cleanup-step rollover as engine implementation; CR 508.6 remains as the authority for "has attacked
[a player]". A pre-existing fourth at
ability_rw.rs:6895carries the same error in base's text and is leftfor a follow-up.
6115f7518— wildcard match made exhaustive indefending_player_anchored_form, per CLAUDE.md's"exhaustive
matchwithout wildcard fallbacks when the enum is known". All 60 otherStaticConditionvariants are enumerated; the list is generated from the enum, and with the wildcard gone the compiler proves
it exact. Behaviour-identical.
Both re-verified at
6115f7518:fmtrc 0, the exact CI clippy line rc 0, lib21838 passed; 0 failed,integration
7454 passed; 0 failed— every count unmoved, which is the point.Deferred, with the corpus evidence
evasion.rs:3110trailingas long asgate fails opentests.rs:37260leading condition gate fails openevasion.rs:3075Expedition Lookout losesand it can't be blockedgrammar.rs:854attached-subject loses its trailing conditiontests.rs:37179tests.rs:71504duration derived from a subject qualifiertests.rs:36730production (a) emits the defender inverse for the duration formThe last one deserves naming plainly: it is #8785's own defect shape on a sibling grammar. It is pinned rather
than fixed because no corpus card prints a duration-form defender-exception line as a static line, and widening
this PR to chase it would put a second unreviewed behaviour change into a branch scoped to one card.
The two fail-open rows are the ones worth taking next: they share a single root cause
(
parse_static_condition(..).unwrap_or(Unrecognized{..})), the remedy already exists in the tree(
unenforceable_gate_marker), and four shipping cards currently apply their attack permission unconditionally.Scope Expansion
None.
Validation Failures
None unresolved. One local-environment-only failure, recorded for transparency:
probe-pin::pure_logic::proj_missingfails on the CIFS mount this work was done on, withPermission denied (os error 13)executingcrates/probe-pin/tests/fixtures/astgrep_three.sh, because the mount forcesfile_mode=0644. It passes (68 passed; 0 failed) in an ext4 worktree where the exec bit survives.probe-pindeclares no dependency onphase-engineand no probe-pin file is touched by this change.CI Failures
None for this branch —
03ef47f29runs0 failedon both suites.One observation about
main, recorded because it may surface in this PR's CI run: while measuring the baseline atf4652bf7b, the first full--librun reported21783 passed; 1 failed. Two subsequent full runs of the same tree reported21784 passed; 0 failed, so the failure is intermittent and I did not capture its name before it stopped reproducing. It occurred on a tree that contains none of this branch's commits, so it is not introduced by this change; it is flagged here only so a one-off red CI run is not mistaken for a regression from this PR.Corrections to commit messages in this branch
Three commit messages overstate. None was amended: at the time, amending would have moved SHAs that completed reviews had been run against. The rebase has since moved every SHA anyway, but the messages were carried through unaltered so that the rebase is a pure replay — the corrections stand here instead. (An earlier revision of this paragraph said "Two" and then listed three.)
4464c743bsays "the two hard-codedmatches!(mode, CantAttack | CantAttackOrBlock)guards are gone." Base had three; exactly one was removed. Re-verified by grep at both SHAs.b7007e189says "Integration 7057 passed." The measured figure at that time was 7055, unchanged from Phase 2. I carried a number from a subagent report into a commit message without verifying it. (Both figures are pre-rebase, against basebd1f78ed0; the post-rebase integration total is7454.)ad86ef4a6enumerates three"As long as … this turn,"corpus lines; there are four (Surveillance Phantasm is the fourth). It behaves identically and the in-code comments do not enumerate, so the conclusion is unaffected — but the sentence reads as exhaustive and is not.Known gaps, deferred deliberately
None affects a shipping card — the parse-impact measurement above shows zero corpus movement beyond the target card — and none is a charter acceptance row.
valid_attacker_idswith an empty target list and no constraint badge, so a player can select it and be shown nothing. Rules enforcement is correct — the declaration is refused — but the UI has nothing to explain it with. The repair is one badge arm in the declare-attackers walk covering both polarities. This is the one I would fix first.as long asgate for interposed lines, where production (b) conjoins it, so the permission applies unconditionally. Measured. Mitigating: production (a) already dropped such gates at base for the plain contiguous form, so this widens a pre-existing defect's reach rather than introducing a new fail-open path.UntilEndOfTurnwhen an interposed segment contains "this turn"; inert today because the paired condition is the unenforceable marker.Row 5's runtime-inertness assertion has no paired reach-guard; it is non-vacuous today only becauseUnrecognized => trueis state-independent, which the test does not assert.can't be blockedarm for one interposed shape, dropping the block clause while coverage stays green — same class as base's Expedition Lookout behaviour.assert!/expectmessage strings, where they surface in CI failure output. A comment-only cleanup could not reach them.as long asgate on production (b) fails open. Whenparse_static_conditionreturnsNone, the fallback buildsStaticCondition::Unrecognized, whichevaluate_conditionreads astrue(layers.rs:1582,:1871,:2120) — so an unparseable gate imposes no restriction. The repo's standing remedy isunenforceable_gate_marker, whoseNot(Unrecognized)shape reads false while keeping the coverage gap visible. Pre-existing: this diff only relocates the expression into the newtrailingclosure, it does not introduce it. Raised by CodeRabbit on this PR (evasion.rs:3108) and deliberately left out of scope for [Card Bug] Weathered Sentinels: attack permission is parsed as a Defender grant #8785, since swapping it is a behaviour change owed its own discriminating test.On
layers.rs's latch arm: Phase 1's two pin commits (634e5f591,a9e686192) buy a unit property, not a runtime one. Every attack-legality read goes throughactive_static_definitions_for_attack, where the deferral answers first or binds the anchor, so that arm has no production consumer whose verdict it changes today. It is the CR 508.1k-correct answer and mirrorsDefendingPlayerControls, but please don't read those commits as runtime coverage.What this run found about its own tests
Across the three phases, nineteen mis-declared discrimination claims were found — assertions that a test would catch something it provably could not. Every one was found by executing something: a mutation, a counter, a probe build, a derived inventory. Not one was found by reading. And in every case the production code was already correct; it was the claim about the test that was wrong.
Phase 3's implementation came through its review with zero such claims, after eleven applied mutations — which is what six rounds of plan review bought.
Four more turned up in comments during final polish, including two introduced by the cleanup commits themselves: a
Guarded bynaming a test that did not guard its line (the decision was genuinely unguarded —ad86ef4a6adds the discriminating fixture), a wrong census denominator, an explanation true of one of two fixtures, and a census enumerating 53 of the 56 lines it claimed. Each was caught by a command and none by reading.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes