Verify a port — nothing is "done" before it passes

port_verify {planId}

passed:true requires: every unit done or deliberately skipped, no missing output files, no source-engine API left in ported code (leftovers), every source function and signal present in the port (missingSymbols; lifecycle renames like _ready → Awake are understood), no units marked partial, and no dormant logic (dormant): a name that exists but has an empty or stub body, a function the source called that nothing in the port calls, a signal the port only declares, or a suppression (as any, @warning_ignore, #pragma warning disable) the port added.

Lost your context? port_verify and port_status return resume: the plan, where it stands, the next unit with its ported dependencies, and the open findings. Read it before continuing.

Fix loop

Run port_verify again until it passes (or the remaining items are explained to the user).

Godot output: also re_apicheck {path: <output folder>, engine: "godot@4.x"}. Every renamed-* is a Godot 3 name (replace with the given Godot 4 name), every unknown-* an invented or misspelled API (use the suggestion or the real API), too-new a class the target version does not have yet.

Hand-over (short and factual)

• Where the output is and how to open/run it in the target engine.
• What converted automatically, what you ported by hand, what was skipped and why.
• Open items: PORT markers, partial units, assets to re-import (models, materials, animations), settings to recreate (input actions, tags, layers), and tuning to check in play (physics rates, speeds after unit conversion).
• Never claim it compiles or plays the same unless you ran it in the target engine.