v0.1.4

Added

• Bot profiles and a Bots page. Every number the scripted bot decides with (about 360) is now a
  named parameter with a label, an explanation and a range. A profile chooses the bot's code (the
  live bot or a frozen snapshot), its aggression and any parameter overrides. The new Bots page
  lists the profiles, forks and edits them (grouped parameters, search, "changed only", reorderable
  preference lists), keeps a revision history with notes, and queues an A/B test between
  profiles as a lab experiment. Lobby seats, benchmark scenarios and probe runs can pick a profile.
• "Best bot" for new games. A bot seat in the new-game form defaults to Best bot: the highest-rated
  profile on the server (one whose current settings have been rated), fixed into the seat when the game is created
  so the game keeps that bot. The dropdown lists every profile in ranking order with its rating. Benchmark
  scenarios and probes offer it too but keep Standard as their default, so benchmarks stay comparable.
• Bot rankings. Every lab game feeds an Elo-scale rating (a Bradley–Terry fit on each game's
  finishing order) per exact configuration and difficulty, with standard errors, head-to-head
  records, score index, win rate and a rating-over-time chart. Older results are rated too.

Fixed

• "Enhance religion" was offered as available away from a city, and "Spread religion" for a unit carrying no
  religion; both were then refused. The scripted bot's Great Prophets could retry the refused enhance for the rest
  of a game instead of walking to a city. Both actions now say what is missing, and the bot moves its prophet.
• Lab reports and citar bench left eliminated civilizations out of their results (see Added).
• A spaceship could never be finished, so there were no science victories. Items "Limited to [n] per
  Civilization" counted their own place in the build queue against the limit, so the last one allowed was
  accepted and then silently dropped from the queue the next turn. Parts limited to 1 (Cockpit, Engine, Stasis
  Chamber) could never be built, the third Booster neither, nor a civilization's fifth Recycling Center.
• The per-turn production statistic (graphs, replays, lab checkpoints) was always 0: it read a city attribute
  that doesn't exist. It now records the civilization's production.

Changed

• A stronger scripted bot (v2 defaults). Nine of the bot's parameters changed, each one measured in the
  lab over roughly 200 full-length games: wonders are no longer gated to high-production cities and are worth
  more, building values are no longer cached between turns, great-person points count for three times as much,
  the field army gathers before a war is declared, and spaceship parts, Apollo and victory buildings are finally
  valued as what they are — the things that win the game — with Aluminum kept in reserve for them. Against the
  old defaults this is worth about +0.09 score share (roughly 140 rating points), with more cities, more wonders
  and fewer unhappy turns. Science victories now happen (3 to 6 games in 24 to 40, where the bot had never
  achieved one). The trade-off: this bot expands rather than fights, and captures far fewer cities than before —
  the first thing being worked on for the next version. Every old configuration is still available as a bot
  profile, and existing profiles keep playing what they played.
• Running and finished work no longer share a colour. Anything in progress — a running experiment or
  benchmark job, a connected helper, a live runner — is blue; anything finished or ready is green, with a ✓.
  Finished saves in the lobby and finished side runs in the lab say so in green instead of grey, so a glance
  at a list tells you what is still working and what is ready to read.
• Long moves keep their route. A move order's route is planned once, when the order is given, and a standing
  order follows that route every turn instead of re-planning it. When a unit steps onto the route - your own or
  anyone else's - the moving unit waits with its order intact and carries on when the way clears; it used to lose
  its order and need re-directing. An order still ends on arrival, when a new enemy comes into view, when the route
  turns out to be impassable, or after three turns without getting any further (with a notice). Only a new move
  order plans a new route.
• The bot's code was reorganised so its constants are parameters. With default parameters it plays
  exactly as before: seeded 250-turn games with both production modes and every optional behaviour
  switched on give bit-identical results to the previous version.
• Lab results record each seat's profile, revision, fingerprint and actual aggression.

Known issues

The scripted bot now expands well but rarely fights: about 0.08 captured cities per game against the
old defaults' 0.42, and a bot of middling aggression may never declare war. Model scores are
comparable within a release and not across 0.1.3 and 0.1.4, because the bot changed.
See KNOWN_ISSUES.md.

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