Dev commands, BuildingManager, ChatManager, ForgeManager, NPCManager,
NPC, Warehouse, WorkOrder and ManageNPCMsg now call
CObjectTemplate.lookup instead of ItemTemplate.templates.get. Forge
production cost reads getItemResourceCosts(). Only the DB loader and
linkCacheTemplates still use the legacy class (removed in Task 1.8).
Removes the static_item_templates ParityCheck comparator. Final parity
(offline p17.py, 7586 rows): every id has a cache template, 0 item_type
differences, 0 item_resource_costs differences (84 ITEMs have costs).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each engine.objects.ItemTemplate gets a cacheTemplate field, filled by
linkCacheTemplates() right after CObjectIndex.build() on both servers,
so consumers can move to CObjectTemplate one field at a time.
ParityCheck gains a static_item_templates comparator: a null bridge is
reported as missing in json, and obj_name and item_type are compared
through the interface to catch a wrong folder pick.
Import convention until the legacy class is removed (Task 1.8): the
legacy engine.objects.ItemTemplate keeps the plain import; the cache
class is always written engine.parsers.objects.ItemTemplate. Migrated
consumers should depend on CObjectTemplate instead.
JSON-Refactor-Plan Task 1.1. No consumers change; no values change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
ParityCheck compares DB-built objects with the cache JSON and logs
table/id/field differences plus a per-table summary. It runs only when
the optional env var MB_PARITY_CHECK=true is set; it is not added to the
ConfigManager enum because init() aborts on any missing enum entry.
First comparator: static_rune_baseclass name vs RUNE obj_name.
No gameplay values change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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