The battle-audit build: fixes surfaced by the 2,000-battle forensic run, a lighter download, and the unit-sheet reading pass.

The AI aims Line abilities only where they actually sweep — 62% of every whiff in the game was a bot mis-aiming one of the seven Line arts; whiffs across all matches roughly HALVED.
Spell Echo pays its dues: an echo spends the use it copies (no re-firing a spent Steal Crowns), ultimates can never be echoed, and the HUD now says what an Echo would copy before you commit it.
Destroyed gear stays destroyed — a Break art strips the item's perks and grants along with its numbers; and a fizzled Jump always brings the dragoon back down (no more permanently airborne, untargetable units).
A summoner pays half, and the screen finally knows it — cost labels now show the innate half-MP price the engine was already charging.
Unit sheet reading pass: R/S/M passives sit on the identity line with hover descriptions, both jobs' kits render as columns with per-skill hover, and the universal rows stop cluttering the kit.
Targeting: the pointer moves the tile cursor, and an AoE blast names exactly who is inside it.
Balance — Dragoon: Impale pays for its pierce: power 11/0 MP/0 CT becomes 9/4 MP/1 CT.
Portraits: matte pass — paper texture restored on the plains portraits, halo edges removed from the keyed cuts.
Download size: the in-progress 19-unit 3D catalog now ships in the repo but not in the build — the client zip returns to its normal size.
Animation groundwork: the three unmined KayKit clip sets are merged into the shared library (65 clips → 118).
Codex: formula lines no longer contradict the art rules they describe.

Versions track the v0.x.y-dev tags. Entries group work by what a player or developer would actually notice, not by commit boundaries — several commits often land one feature, and on busy days several agents commit in parallel.

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