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game-rig

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Shared, versioned evidence and QA rig for the family cast-party games (Bake Shop, Story Nook, Rocket Crew, Peekaboo Garden, Night Flight, Juneau's Number Quest...). One per-game config file (game-rig.config.ts) drives: a screen × viewport contact sheet; automatic checks for DOM overlays on the TV's focal area, clipped text, repeated labels, taps with no feedback, hold-only controls without a hint and the TV overscan safe area; a recorded multi-device session with real TV audio judged by av-verdict (black/frozen/silent, camera jerk, pop-in, speech match); CRAP; HTTPS dev server; stream-check; a Chromecast launcher with a hard timeout. Use instead of copying stream-check.ts / dev-https.sh / crap.* / contact-sheet / record scripts between game repos.

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