nx_wire_crawl_gate.nx

nx_wire_crawl_gate.nx -- TITLE WIRING #4: Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup (roguelike). 2026-08-23. Composes the SAME certified parts as the proven NetHack wiring (nx_wire_nethack_gate, 12/12 GREEN) plus the LOOT part exactly as the proven Diablo II wiring exercises it (nx_wire_diablo2_gate 14/14): every kill rolls an item through nx_loottable's lt_roll, audited in-loop (no duplicate affixes, values in declared range), and the loot is CAUSAL in the economy -- tier>=2 drops grant a ration that the inventory conservation ledger must then balance exactly. CAPS EXERCISED (bit = nx_gamebench capability index, set ONLY if its tooth passes; the mask is written into knowledge/nx_wire_crawl.sav payload[0] so nx_gamebench_gate can cross-check): bit 3 procgen-world bit 7 pathfinding-ai bit 6 entity-component-sim bit 9 rpg-stats-progression bit 11 inventory-crafting bit 14 text-render-typography bit 15 save-load-persistence bit 18 ui-menus-hud bit 25 asset-pipeline-import bit 10 loot-item-tables (the crawl-specific addition; Diablo II lt_roll pattern) Full mask when all teeth pass = 33868488 (NetHack's proven set) + 1024 (bit 10) = 33869512, which EQUALS the board's required vector ttmk[8] -- readiness 1000 permil is reachable, measured. DIALECT (inherited from the donor, which found these traps): no else-if chains with declarations, no ||, flag variables instead of else branches in game code; ASCII-only comments (the 08-22 non-ASCII-reached-codegen landmine); per-kill sys_mmap in the loot block mirrors the proven d2 wiring (about 18 kills per run -- not a hot loop). license_tier: ORIGINAL expect_exit: 0