Re-read the specification (§12, §13, §15) before producing the game:
Linux and Windows are the target platforms for this version. Embed
the PCK for one executable per platform, add config/version, and add
`make package` which re-exports from scratch and builds
dist/*.tar.gz, dist/*.zip and SHA256SUMS (executable + LICENSE +
READMEs + CREDITS + a short notice). READMEs updated to the real
status. Known gaps against the spec are listed in decisions.md.
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export_presets.cfg is hand-written (no editor GUI available here): a
minimal preset per platform (name, platform, path, x86_64
architecture) is enough, since Godot fills every other option from
its platform defaults. tools/setup.sh now also fetches the matching
export templates (~1.2GB, cached outside the repo like the Godot
binary itself) -- note the directory it unpacks into uses a dot
before "stable" while .godot-version and the download URLs use a
hyphen, two different spellings of the same version that are easy to
conflate.
Both make export-linux and make export-windows now actually run and
produce a working package; tests/ and addons/gut/ are excluded from
the exported .pck (124KB vs 1.5MB before -- a dev-only dependency has
no business shipping to a child's machine). The Linux binary was
smoke-tested headless and boots cleanly; the Windows .exe could only
be confirmed as a valid PE32+ binary, since no Windows machine or
Wine is available in this environment -- flagged in
docs/testing/manual-checklist.md rather than claimed as verified.
This closes out every step in the launch prompt's "Ordre de
construction." README status lines updated to reflect the first
playable prototype rather than a bare skeleton.
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Denis Defolie