Implements the requirements from 8401b20. OutputBuffer's type-blind `capacity`
becomes a `caps` map keyed by item, mirroring InputBuffer. The items stay in
one production-ordered vector, because that order is what the output port hands
out (REQ-MAT-OUTPUT-EMERGE); only the capacity is now per type, so one item's
backlog no longer occupies another's room.
The cycle gate moves ahead of the roll in tickProduction: recipeOutputsFit()
requires every output a cycle could produce to fit, which for a deterministic
recipe is just its own outputs and for the Reprocessing Plant is every possible
roll. That is what denies the reroll the old one-item cap was there for -- a
full buffer for one item stops the plant entirely rather than letting it keep
producing the others -- while letting it hold two cycles' worth per outcome and
produce amounts above one.
getCycleOutputItemCount(), which judged the plant by the smallest amount any
roll could yield, is gone: it only existed because the classifier could not know
the roll, and the all-outcomes rule needs no such approximation. Its unlock
caveat goes with it, since a locked item is never produced and so never fills.
The Salvage Bay's config-defined capacity becomes its single scrap cap, and the
shipyard simply has no caps at all. The checksum hashes the map the way the
input caps are hashed, so determinism is unchanged.
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tickProduction never starts a cycle in the tick one completed, so a building
running back to back is idle for exactly one tick per cycle. The status light
classified that tick as "output full" -- hasInputsToStart looks at the input
buffers alone -- so the pill blinked green/yellow once per cycle, roughly once
a second on a one-second recipe.
REQ-UI-STATUS-LIGHT already says a building that is idle yet blocked by
neither condition shows green. Add canStartCycle(), which requires a candidate
recipe's inputs *and* room for its output, and classify on it; yellow now
needs an output buffer that genuinely cannot take the next cycle. The
Reprocessing Plant rolls its output in the simulation, so the classifier
judges it by the smallest amount any roll could yield.
tickProduction's space check goes through the same outputBufferHasRoom(), so
the simulation and the light cannot drift apart.
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