vilya's wire-value classes streamed reflectively, which breaks on Android/ART
(nondeterministic Class.getDeclaredFields order): a Stat read on-device pulled
a Place object into Stat._type and desynced the game-object subscription.
Generated explicit declaration-ordered read/writeObject for stats/data (Stat
subclasses + StatModifier pass-through substitution), parlor/data (Table &
co.) and parlor/game/data via bang's genStreamableLibs task — byte-identical
on HotSpot, deterministic on ART.
narya 1.17 -> 1.22 (generated code references com.threerings.io.GenStreamUtil)
+ explicit jsr250 provided dep (@Generated no longer supplied transitively).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HhfHCXYp2ctWi76Z91y9Ut
We can no longer rely on the ability to reflectively access the private members
of java.awt.Rectangle. Modern JVMs are stricter about enforcing cross-module
private access. Prudes.
The GameManager is set up to handle it, so let's not fuss too much about the
fact that we're using a dynamically typed mechanism to send a message from
client to server.
This ensures that our ActionScript artifact is properly published to Maven
Central for all to use.
I'm still putting off creating vilya-tools. Later, later...
Claridtimo
Michael Bayne