Advance integration drivers only after their requested controls, game state or file effects are observable. Preserve the behavioral assertions and shared viewport capture pipeline.
The code moved to tools_base, scenario_tools_base and the seven editor mods;
editor_tools depends on them and keeps the tool windows suite. Docs list all
seven tool box entries with a new tool box screenshot.
The mod holding the main game's own scenes and story follows the <game>_game
naming rule; further parts stay <game>_<part>, reusable content is <theme>_pack.
Mods are renamed by role (shell2d_base, menu_base, ui_base, live2d_base,
editor_tools, cthangover_story, cthangover_murakami, cthangover_party) and
every reference follows. Engine UI prefabs (dialog, answers, message, game
menu, inventory, map, skills) and their panel entries moved out of the story
mod into the subsystem mods; the card_novel and vn_starter_novel collections
are removed.
The play-test loads the game shell, which frees the screen the editor was
opened from (the novel_editor hub). Both the scenario's end and Stop used to
switch to the engine's main menu; the editor now remembers the route it left
and switches back to it, falling back to the main menu only when it was not
opened from a route. The tools_hub run of the windows suite plays its own
scenario and checks both ways back.
- test_suites/windows (--itest=tools_windows [--shots=<dir>]) opens every
tool window, fails on any engine error logged meanwhile, drives the
map/interactive/light canvases and can save a screenshot per window.
- The tools need the engine mods only; visual_novel_core is no longer a
dependency (the Novel Editor collection brings the content).
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