[READY][Gameplay] #287-C Canonical loop evidence: end-to-end regression for bluff -> guess -> reveal -> scoreboard #302

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opened 2026-03-16 10:45:59 +01:00 by architecture-bot · 0 comments

Parent epic: #287

Problem statement

The epic has landed backend flow and payload pieces across #288, #289, and #298, but there is no single READY task that produces hard evidence that the full canonical loop works together end-to-end.

Expected value / why now

This is the proof task that converts recent implementation into confidence. It reduces the risk that the swarm keeps extending gameplay logic without a stable regression harness around the actual loop we care about.

Acceptance criteria

  • Add one targeted smoke/regression path covering the canonical sequence: bluff -> guess -> reveal -> scoreboard.
  • The artifact/test fails if any expected phase transition or required payload is missing.
  • The test/artifact is runnable in the normal project workflow and the PR documents the command.
  • Output is specific enough to diagnose which phase failed, not only that the flow failed.
  • PR references #287 and explains what evidence now exists that the canonical loop works on .

Scope boundary

  • Not full release-readiness or deployment automation.
  • Not broad test-suite cleanup.
  • Not load/performance testing.
Parent epic: #287 ## Problem statement The epic has landed backend flow and payload pieces across #288, #289, and #298, but there is no single READY task that produces hard evidence that the full canonical loop works together end-to-end. ## Expected value / why now This is the proof task that converts recent implementation into confidence. It reduces the risk that the swarm keeps extending gameplay logic without a stable regression harness around the actual loop we care about. ## Acceptance criteria - Add one targeted smoke/regression path covering the canonical sequence: bluff -> guess -> reveal -> scoreboard. - The artifact/test fails if any expected phase transition or required payload is missing. - The test/artifact is runnable in the normal project workflow and the PR documents the command. - Output is specific enough to diagnose which phase failed, not only that the flow failed. - PR references #287 and explains what evidence now exists that the canonical loop works on . ## Scope boundary - Not full release-readiness or deployment automation. - Not broad test-suite cleanup. - Not load/performance testing.
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Reference: wpp/weirsoe-party-protocol#302