Listing a game in each menu it belonged to made every section a partial
duplicate of another: Card Games repeated all four trick-taking games, and
repeated all four patiences again. A menu that echoes itself is harder to scan
than a longer one that does not.
GameDescriptor keeps its set, because it is still true that Klondike is a card
game and Euchre is a trick-taking one, and the blurbs and the sub-menu heading
both lean on that. What changed is where a game is listed: home takes the first
of its menus in GameMenu declaration order, and that order is the priority --
solitaire, then trick-taking, then the rest of the card games, then board
games. The enum is reordered to say so, which puts the rule in one place
instead of in a comparator somewhere else.
Sequence goes back to being a board game only. It is played with two packs, so
it was listed as both, and under this priority "both" would have quietly filed
it under Card Games -- away from where anyone who owns the box would look. The
set is the wrong tool for a game that is only arguably two things.
Nothing in the screens changed: inMenu now answers with homes, and the section
screens were already asking it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Urn6eEBA6XzrnfoibL7faC
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