chore(meta): update changelog

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-25 22:38:49 +02:00
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 - **Internal: legacy map-window field retired** (T-1159) — the obsolete duplicate zoom-granularity field was removed from the map wire protocol and caches; no player-visible change

 ### Fixed
+- **The Atlas golden-capture harness works again** (T-1157) — the curated map-screenshot suite, dead since the stepped-Atlas rework, is rebuilt on the real navigation path (the same code a player's click runs): 13 golden shots across 7 bodies now cover every zoom rung, captured live and proven stable — byte-identical across consecutive runs and regardless of map-cache temperature. Every capture logs its full view transform so a future pixel mismatch is diagnosable instead of mysterious
 - **Map viewer unit tests no longer flake against a warm map cache** (T-1193 first slice) — the viewer test suites rode the machine-shared on-disk atlas cache, so a live play or capture session visiting the same body could flip "nothing has arrived yet" tests in any later test run; viewers under test now pin an isolated cache root through a proper injection seam
 - **One coastline at every zoom step** (T-1160) — the whole-body and Region views drew a structurally different coastline than the closer zoom steps (they skipped the deterministic coast-detail warp — about 5% of coastal cells disagreed, displaced up to ~19 km). All six zoom steps now draw the same coastline at their own density: zooming in refines the line instead of moving it. (Game version → 0.4.3: old on-disk map caches refresh automatically)
 - **Climate now respects latitude on both hemispheres** (T-1186) — a sign-convention bug made every northern hemisphere read as polar (+90°) and the southern hemisphere read as compressed northern tropics: temperate lakes at 76°S, ice only at the top of the world map. Temperature baselines, glaciation, and everything derived from them now band correctly north AND south of the equator — the same spot near the antarctic circle that used to derive as an 18 °C ice-free lake now comes out at 2 °C under light glaciation