Refactor the TicTacToe test suite by moving shared logic, such as
game setup, snapshotting, and win checking, into a new
`TestHelpers` class. This simplifies `PlayTests.cs` and
`GameFlowTests.cs`
by removing redundant private methods and local agent implementations,
replacing them with standardized utility calls from `OECS.PlayTest`.
Refactor code to use `Val1` and `Val2` instead of `Item1` and `Item2`
for
iterator access. Simplify `PlaceMarkCommand` and `WinCheckSystem` by
replacing `while` loops with `foreach` and removing redundant comments.
- Replace manual `while (iter.MoveNext())` loops with `foreach` loops in
tests
- Implement batching and mutation flushing in `CommandQueue.ExecuteAll`
to
ensure chained commands see each other's changes
Update the ECS engine to support automatic mutation tracking for
singletons during iteration, removing the need for manual
`MarkModified` calls.
- Update `ComponentDiscoveryGenerator` to detect singleton components.
- Refactor `PlaceMarkCommand` and `WinCheckSystem` to leverage
automatic mutation marking.
- Replace `ForEach` usage with `Select` and `ItemN` access in tests
and systems to align with the updated iterator API.
Implement play tests for Blackjack and TicTacToe that simulate games
using various AI agents (Basic Strategy, Random, Greedy) and record
the results, decisions, and reactivity into playlogs for debugging
and LLM analysis. Update documentation to reflect the purpose of
these tests.
Enhance the OECS framework to support more robust component
deserialization during world serialization. This includes adding
boxed component support and a runtime fallback for component
discovery.
Additionally, introduces snapshot testing patterns for Blackjack
and TicTacToe to allow for manual verification of world state and
reactivity logs.
- Add xUnit test projects for both games
- Implement game flow tests for Blackjack
- Implement game flow tests for TicTacToe
- Rename namespaces and projects to follow `Game.*` convention
- Add documentation for testing games
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