The DREAMBOOK always described "punch right/left [target]" as one command with a direction argument, but the implementation had separate TOML files and multi-word command names that the dispatcher couldn't reach (it only matches the first word). Aliases like "pr" also couldn't pass targets because the shared handler tried to re-derive the move from args. Changes: - Merge punch_left/right, dodge_left/right, parry_high/low into single TOML files with [variants] sections - Add command/variant fields to CombatMove for tracking move families - load_move() now returns list[CombatMove], expanding variants - Handlers bound to moves via closures at registration time: variant handler for base commands (punch → parses direction from args), direct handler for aliases and simple moves (pr → move already known) - Core logic in do_attack/do_defend takes a resolved move - Combat doc rewritten as rst with architecture details - Simplify mud.tin aliases (pr/pl/etc are built-in MUD commands now) |
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