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Denis Defolie ebabe91821 Add profile and save persistence, wired into the three autoloads
scripts/profiles/: SaveIO handles real file I/O in user://saves (one
file per profile_id, atomic write via temp-file-then-rename, backup
copy before each overwrite, corrupted-main falls back to backup,
schema-invalid content is rejected like corruption). SaveMigration
and SaveFactory are pure; SaveMigration refuses a schema_version it
doesn't recognize (older or newer) rather than guessing. ProgressUpdates
is pure and wires ReviewScheduler/DifficultyManager onto a save's
skills dict, including per-session overdue-review marking.

The three autoloads (SaveManager, ProfileManager, ProgressManager)
stay thin: in-memory current-profile state and orchestration only,
no logic of their own, so the actual behavior lives in the tested
pure/file-IO modules above rather than in untestable glue.

26 new headless tests, including the failure modes called out in the
launch prompt: a truncated .tmp file never corrupts the readable
save, a corrupted main file falls back to its backup, two profiles
never mix (down through the real autoload layer, not just SaveIO),
and an unknown future schema_version is rejected outright.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-10-11 17:12:50 +02:00

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extends GutTest
## Tests de SaveFactory : une nouvelle sauvegarde doit etre conforme a
## data/schemas/save.schema.json.
var save_schema: Dictionary = {}
func before_all() -> void:
save_schema = DataLoader.load_schema("save")
func test_new_save_is_valid_against_the_save_schema() -> void:
var data := SaveFactory.new_save("profile_abc123", "Explorateur", "CE1")
var errors := SchemaValidator.validate(data, save_schema)
assert_eq(errors, [])
func test_new_save_starts_at_session_zero_with_no_skills() -> void:
var data := SaveFactory.new_save("profile_abc123", "Explorateur", "CE1")
assert_eq(data["session_count"], 0)
assert_eq(data["skills"], {})
assert_eq(data["unlocked_regions"], [])
assert_eq(data["rewards"], {"stars": 0, "items": []})