HardYards/tools/site_audit/scorecard.js

/**
 * scorecard.js — score a site OBJECT, in-memory, through the real chain.
 * [Lane B, SPRINT14 gate 2.1]
 *
 * Sprint 10 gave the audit two front-ends (audit.mjs, audit.html) and ONE
 * engine (sweep.js), on the theory that a tool built to catch reimplemented-
 * formula drift must not carry two copies of its own math. Sprint 14 adds a
 * THIRD front-end — A's editor, where the yard being scored has never been a
 * file — so the run logic that audit.html had grown (build the world, fly the
 * winners, pick the best line, judge the separation block) moves HERE, where
 * both pages import it. audit.html keeps its rendering and loses its logic.
 *
 * ── The one thing this module exists to get right ──────────────────────────
 *
 * The audit's input has always been a site JSON fetched off disk. The editor's
 * yard is an object that has never been written down. That is the whole change,
 * and it is smaller than it looks: `loadSite()` returns a parsed object, so
 * every engine below already took an object — the fetch was the front-end's
 * business, never the audit's. `scoreSite({ site })` takes the object; where it
 * came from is not this module's problem. A's `EDITOR.siteClone()` hands over
 * the canonically-ordered clone that the export writes, so an editor score is a
 * score of the bytes you would ship, not of an editor-private object.
 *
 * ── Why this builds its OWN world, and why that is not a private harness ────
 *
 * A's editor renders on `createStubWind({ calm: true })`, captured at
 * `createWorld` time and deliberately calm: gate 1 is geometry, and a yard you
 * can only place a post in during a gale is not authorable. That stub must
 * never reach a score — and it would, silently, if this module read
 * `EDITOR.world.anchors`, because a tree anchor's `sway` closure samples the
 * wind its world was built with, forever. That is C's landmine 2 wearing a new
 * hat: the frozen gum tree read q4 at 1.02 against a live 1.24, and a tree rig
 * eats the tree's sway as dynamic load. So the scoring world is a SEPARATE
 * world, built here from the site object on a re-pointable wind proxy, exactly
 * as audit.html has done since Sprint 10 — `use(wind)` re-points the proxy per
 * flight so live sway closures sample the storm actually flying.
 *
 * This is not a fourth wind harness. Every m/s still comes from `windForSite()`
 * (C's shared builder) inside sweep.js and gardenfly.js; this module never
 * builds a wind, it only owns the proxy the flights re-point. The stub cannot
 * reach the score because the scoring world has never seen it.
 *
 * ── What it does NOT do ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 *
 * No I/O. Storm defs arrive parsed, because a storm is content and the caller
 * knows where content lives (the editor is on a page with an importmap; the
 * node front-end has a filesystem). This module fetches nothing so it can be
 * driven from a selftest without a network.
 *
 * Browser-only: `dress()` needs GLTFLoader and gardenfly needs `document`.
 * audit.mjs stays node-side and blind, and still points here for garden truth.
 */

import * as THREE from '../../web/world/vendor/three.module.js';
import { createWorld } from '../../web/world/js/world.js';
import { AUDIT, auditSweep } from './sweep.js';
import { flyGarden, flySeparation } from './gardenfly.js';

/** How many affordable lines get flown. Flights are seconds each; the card is
 *  on-demand and slow is fine, but an unbounded sweep on a yard with fifteen
 *  anchors is a hang, not a score. */
export const FLY_CAP = 12;

/**
 * Build a world for SCORING from a site object — dressed, on a re-pointable
 * wind proxy. Never the editor's own world (see the header).
 *
 * The proxy starts on a calm placeholder purely so `createWorld` and `dress()`
 * have something to call during construction; no score is ever taken against
 * it, because every flight calls `use()` first. It is not the editor's stub and
 * it is not reachable from one.
 *
 * @param {object} site  parsed/cloned site object (loadSite's shape)
 * @returns {Promise<{world, anchors, bed, use, dressed, dressError}>}
 */
export async function buildScoringWorld(site) {
  const scene = new THREE.Scene();

  let currentWind = {
    sample: (p, t, o) => (o || new THREE.Vector3()).set(0, 0, 4),
    speedAt: () => 4, rainAt: () => 0, rainMmPerHour: () => 0,
    gustTelegraph: () => null, eventsBetween: () => [],
  };
  const windProxy = {
    sample: (p, t, o) => currentWind.sample(p, t, o || new THREE.Vector3()),
    speedAt: (p, t) => currentWind.speedAt(p, t),
    rainAt: (t) => currentWind.rainAt(t),
    rainMmPerHour: (t) => (currentWind.rainMmPerHour ? currentWind.rainMmPerHour(t) : 0),
    gustTelegraph: (t) => currentWind.gustTelegraph(t),
    eventsBetween: (a, b) => currentWind.eventsBetween(a, b),
    setSheltersFromTrees() {},
  };
  /** C's bench pattern: re-point the yard's wind at the storm being flown, so
   *  live tree-sway closures move with it. Handed to every sweep/flight below. */
  const use = (w) => { currentWind = w; };

  const world = createWorld(scene, { wind: windProxy, site });

  let dressed = false, dressError = null;
  if (world.dress) {
    try { await world.dress(); dressed = true; }
    catch (err) { dressError = err?.message ?? String(err); }
  }

  return { world, anchors: world.anchors, bed: world.gardenBed, use, dressed, dressError };
}

/**
 * The full gauntlet against one site object.
 *
 * @param {object}   o
 * @param {object}   o.site          site object (EDITOR.siteClone() / loadSite())
 * @param {object}   o.stormDef      the storm to sweep and fly
 * @param {string}   [o.stormName]   label only
 * @param {object}   [o.sepStormDef] storm for the site's pinned separation block;
 *                                   omit and separation is judged on stormDef if
 *                                   the keys match, else reported unjudged
 * @param {number}   [o.flyCap]
 * @param {object}   [o.prebuilt]    a buildScoringWorld() result to reuse
 * @returns {Promise<object>} pure data — no DOM, no strings-as-verdicts
 */
export async function scoreSite({ site, stormDef, stormName = null, sepStormDef = null, flyCap = FLY_CAP, prebuilt = null }) {
  const built = prebuilt ?? await buildScoringWorld(site);
  const { world, anchors, bed, use, dressed, dressError } = built;

  // The funnel state is REPORTED, never assumed. Sprint 11 shipped an audit
  // whose headline was wrong because the venturi lives in the SITE def and a
  // storm def's `wind.venturi` LOOKS right and never fires; the fix was
  // windForSite, and the discipline that came with it is that any front-end
  // printing a score must also print whether the funnel was on. Three
  // harnesses got this wrong; the card says it out loud so a fourth can't.
  const venturi = site.wind?.venturi ?? [];

  // What a lost corner BILLS, resolved through the world's own pricing path.
  //
  // The card's headline is "winnable at $80", and that sentence is incomplete
  // if letting a corner go also costs $180 of carport. Priced here rather than
  // in the front-end for the reason everything else is: `world.collateralFor()`
  // is the one resolver, it reads site JSON first and the GLB extra second
  // (SPRINT14 — A's structKey fix, after id-equality made the first
  // editor-made carport free), and a second copy of that lookup in a panel is
  // how a yard's trap silently prices to nothing.
  //
  // `null` from collateralFor means UNPRICED, never free — the house's fascia
  // anchors say `collateral:"gutter"` and a gutter had no price for two
  // sprints. The card must say "not scored" there, because "free" is the lie
  // that makes a dangerous yard look safe.
  const collateral = {};
  for (const a of anchors) {
    if (!a.collateral) continue;
    const priced = world?.collateralFor?.(a.collateral) ?? null;
    collateral[a.id] = priced
      ? { key: a.collateral, cost: priced.cost, label: priced.label }
      : { key: a.collateral, cost: null, label: a.collateral, unpriced: true };
  }

  const { cands, rows, verdict, winners, marginalWinners } =
    auditSweep({ anchors, bed, stormDef, siteDef: site, use });

  // The bare bed — the control every garden number is read against.
  const bare = flyGarden({ anchors, bed, stormDef, siteDef: site, use });

  // Fly every line the budget can buy. Marginal lines fly too, deliberately:
  // they are the trap the margin rule exists to name, and a card that hid them
  // would be the 91.9-FULL illusion with better CSS.
  const flown = new Map();
  for (const r of [...winners, ...marginalWinners].slice(0, flyCap)) {
    // clean winners fly the CLEAN tiers (what the audit recommends buying);
    // marginal winners fly the knife-edge tiers (the trap, priced as sold).
    // Aligned by anchorId, never input order — attach reorders picks into ring
    // order and a tier quoted against input order arms the wrong corner.
    const tierBy = new Map(r.tiers.map((c) => [c.id, r.clean ? c.cleanTier : c.tier]));
    flown.set(r.ids.join(','), flyGarden({
      anchors, bed, stormDef, siteDef: site, use,
      ids: r.ids, hw: r.ids.map((id) => tierBy.get(id)),
    }));
  }
  const skipped = Math.max(0, winners.length + marginalWinners.length - flyCap);

  // Best GARDEN line the budget buys — cheapest on ties, and never a marginal
  // one. A marginal flight gets reported, not sold.
  const rowBy = (key) => rows.find((w) => w.ids.join(',') === key);
  const pickBest = (entries) => entries.reduce((best, [key, g]) => {
    if (!best) return { key, g };
    if (g.hp > best.g.hp + 0.05) return { key, g };
    if (Math.abs(g.hp - best.g.hp) <= 0.05 && (rowBy(key)?.hw ?? 1e9) < (rowBy(best.key)?.hw ?? 1e9)) return { key, g };
    return best;
  }, null);
  const bestGarden = pickBest([...flown.entries()].filter(([k, g]) => !g.marginal.length && rowBy(k)?.clean));
  const bestMarginal = pickBest([...flown.entries()].filter(([k]) => !rowBy(k)?.clean));

  // The site's pinned separation target (A's gate-1.4 ruling), on the block's
  // OWN storm — the target is site data, not a per-run choice.
  let separation = null, sepStormName = null, sepUnjudged = null;
  if (site.separation) {
    sepStormName = site.separation.stormKey;
    const sepStorm = sepStormDef ?? (sepStormName && sepStormName === stormName ? stormDef : null);
    if (sepStorm) {
      separation = flySeparation({ anchors, bed, separation: site.separation, stormDef: sepStorm, siteDef: site, use });
    } else {
      // Judging a pinned target on the wrong storm is worse than not judging it.
      sepUnjudged = `pinned against ${sepStormName}, which the caller did not supply`;
    }
  }

  return {
    site: site.id ?? site.name ?? '(unnamed)',
    storm: stormName, dressed, dressError,
    venturi, funnelOn: venturi.length > 0,
    anchorCount: anchors.length, bed,
    cands: cands.length, rows, winners, marginalWinners, verdict,
    flown, skipped, flyCap,
    bare,
    bestGarden: bestGarden ? { ids: bestGarden.key, ...bestGarden.g } : null,
    bestMarginal: bestMarginal ? { ids: bestMarginal.key, ...bestMarginal.g } : null,
    separation, sepStormName, sepUnjudged,
    collateral,
    MARGIN: AUDIT.MARGIN,
  };
}

/**
 * The cheapest line that is HONEST — clean at the shop's clean price, and
 * proven to beat a bare bed in flight. Sprint 13's lesson priced into one
 * helper: "cheapest that holds" sold a $20 rig the sim paid −$97 for, so
 * cheapness is only a virtue among lines that actually saved something.
 *
 * @returns {{row, garden, total}|null}
 */
export function cheapestHonest(score) {
  const cands = score.winners
    .map((r) => ({ row: r, garden: score.flown.get(r.ids.join(',')) ?? null }))
    .filter((c) => c.garden && !c.garden.marginal.length && c.garden.hp > score.bare.hp);
  if (!cands.length) return null;
  cands.sort((a, b) => a.row.cleanHw - b.row.cleanHw);
  const best = cands[0];
  return { ...best, total: best.row.cleanHw + AUDIT.SPARE_COST };
}

/**
 * Every corner, across every flown line, sitting inside the margin band —
 * the 15% rule's flag list, deduped by anchor and worst-first.
 *
 * MANUAL.md records the rule as POLICY while the cause is unfound: a bench
 * under-reads the real UI's peaks by ~5–15%, so a corner that holds on paper
 * with 4% headroom is D's 39.8 TATTERED in play. Marginal is not PASS.
 */
export function marginFlags(score) {
  const worst = new Map();
  for (const r of score.rows) {
    for (const c of r.marginal) {
      const prev = worst.get(c.id);
      if (!prev || c.headroom < prev.headroom) {
        worst.set(c.id, { id: c.id, headroom: c.headroom, peak: c.peak, hint: c.hint, line: r.ids.join(','),
          // what this corner bills if it lets go — the flag and the bill belong
          // on the same line, because "knife-edge" and "knife-edge AND $180"
          // are different decisions for the person authoring the yard
          collateral: score.collateral[c.id] ?? null });
      }
    }
  }
  return [...worst.values()].sort((a, b) => a.headroom - b.headroom);
}

/**
 * Every priced thing in the yard a lost corner could wreck, deduped by
 * structure — main.js bills per STRUCTURE, not per corner ("two beams letting
 * go is one carport gone, not $360"), so exposure has to dedupe the same way
 * or the card invents money.
 *
 * @returns {{priced: Array, unpriced: Array, total: number}}
 */
export function collateralExposure(score) {
  const byKey = new Map();
  for (const [anchorId, c] of Object.entries(score.collateral)) {
    const e = byKey.get(c.key) ?? { ...c, anchors: [] };
    e.anchors.push(anchorId);
    byKey.set(c.key, e);
  }
  const all = [...byKey.values()];
  const priced = all.filter((e) => !e.unpriced);
  return {
    priced,
    unpriced: all.filter((e) => e.unpriced),
    total: priced.reduce((s, e) => s + e.cost, 0),
  };
}