The two modes share no currency: gore counts kills, multi-kills and weapons;
zombie tennis counts opponents felled and has exactly one kill per opponent,
always credited to 'bomb' (matchGameWon's explode). Every one of those was
landing in splatterRuns as a gore run, on the roster as THE CLUB PRO, and on
the KILLS world board — where a five-body match would post a row next to a
300-kill massacre and mean something else entirely by it.
One character on the record fixes all of it: `m`, absent meaning gore (which
is what every existing record is, so no migration). read() takes a mode and
so does endRun, which now compares you only against your own mode and refuses
a name prompt from a match.
The record's two headline slots carry each MODE's two headline numbers — gore
g=games s=sets, match g=felled s=games — so `g` stays the thing everything
ranks on and the match best is derived from the record instead of living in a
second key that drifts. That retires the matchBest key from the last commit.
Found on the way, pre-existing and visible: endRun returned `{...best, kills,
games}` and the later key won, so G.best.games was the run that had just died.
The gore death screen has been printing "BEST <this run> GAMES · <the record>
SETS". The return now carries the best and nothing else.
And stats.check() — the module's own fixture check — was exported and called
by nothing. Wired into the suite, with the mode split added to it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
wuwiandClaude Opus 5
66fdad3d74