The draw screen retires: the league cup rolls inside the run, ENTER THE DRAW moves onto the setup button

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

src/beats.js

@@ -354,9 +354,9 @@ export function watchdog(dt) {
 // the match mode ends. Regicide is inherited for free: smashing the ball into the body still wounds
 // it, and killing it outright wins the game early (killZombie fires resolveInterlude('P'), which
 // lands in matchGameWon via the empty-court check).
-// `draw` is the bracket screen's settled rungs, one per cup round (main.buildBracket). It is
-// optional and null means "roll each round as it comes", which is what the mode did before the
-// screen existed and is still what the #cup back door gets.
+// `draw` is an optional pre-settled list of rungs, one per cup round — null (the normal case
+// since the bracket screen was deleted, 2026-08-29) means "roll each round as it comes". The
+// parameter stays: the suite uses it to pin the validation below.
 // `train` (2026-08-28) is a RUNG NUMBER and turns the run into the TRAINING COURT: that one
 // opponent, one game at a time, nothing banked. The ladder is parked — d.opp never advances, a
 // felled body walks straight back on, and bleeding out costs a modal instead of the run. All of
@@ -395,7 +395,7 @@ export function startMatch(cup = false, draw = null, train = 0) {
   } else if (cup && !G.seen.cup) {
     G.seen.cup = true;
     showModal({ title: 'THE TOURNAMENT', color: UI.hot,
-      body: ['FOUR ROUNDS UP THE DEAD HIERARCHY',
+      body: ["UP YOUR LEAGUE'S DEAD HIERARCHY — THE FINAL IS SET",
              'ITS POINTS DRAW BLOOD — ' + TUNE.matchPlayerHp + ' AND YOU ARE EATEN'] });
   } else if (!cup && !train && !G.seen.match) {
     G.seen.match = true;
@@ -414,9 +414,8 @@ export function startMatch(cup = false, draw = null, train = 0) {
 
 // The round's rung, drawn from its band. d.opp carries it so matchFoe, the ladder speed dials and
 // the felled arithmetic all read the drawn rung with no cup-awareness of their own.
-// A DRAW MADE ON SCREEN IS THE DRAW THAT IS PLAYED. When the bracket screen settled the rungs they
-// arrive here as cup.draw and this simply reads them off — rolling again would mean the faces the
-// player watched land had nothing to do with what walks on, which is worse than showing nothing.
+// A PASSED DRAW IS THE DRAW THAT IS PLAYED (it once arrived from the bracket screen; the suite
+// still passes one) — this reads it off rather than rolling again.
 // Guarded on the band all the same: a saved or hand-passed draw that names a rung this round does
 // not contain falls back to an honest roll rather than dealing the champion in round one.
 function cupDraw() {