ruff format keeps black's style at the same line length, and ruff
check covers import sorting plus pycodestyle and pyflakes. Three
comments and a test regex are wrapped to fit 79 columns.
pqcli used Python's global Mersenne Twister, seeded once from the clock.
Upstream uses Johannes Baagøe's Alea, with Random(n) = uint32() % n, and
keeps the generator state with each character. The port matches the JS
output bit for bit, including UTF-16 seeding of non-BMP characters.
Each Player now owns an Alea that is pickled with the save, and
Simulation.tick draws from it. Saves without one get a fresh generator.
As upstream does, a new character's game continues from the state the
kept stat roll was made from.
The parity traces are re-recorded, since every random number changes.
The word lists (monsters, spells, equipment, races, classes, titles and
so on) now live in pqcli/data/*.json instead of pqcli/config.py. A
GameData object loaded at startup is passed to the simulation and UIs.
Users can replace any list by putting NAME.json in
$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/pqcli/data/ or a directory given with --data-dir.
--dump-data DIR copies the built-in files out for editing. Malformed
files are reported and pqcli exits before starting the UI.
Combat task descriptions come from the new combat_verbs list, with
{target} standing for the enemy. The built-in list holds only "Executing
{target}", and a single verb consumes no random roll, so stock gameplay
is unchanged. Recorded traces in tests/fixtures pin this down.
Monster, Race and Class stay in pqcli.config so existing saves still
load.
Resolves#3
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