Loose walls slump to a natural slope instead of eroding layer by layer (t93)

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and upward escapes when blocked. Grains fall normally after each hop. Dust must show as a few
soft puffs where grains move; the previous rubble-coloured debris squares were not visible.
- **Loose walls release from their face (t93, 2026-10-28).** The owner wants tall loose
rubble faces to collapse quickly toward a pile instead of shedding one surface layer at
a time. An open diagonal step with another empty grain below it bypasses the sticky delay;
shallow steps retain the material's stickiness. A legal sticky step that misses its chance
keeps its chunk awake to retry. Burning fuel beds keep their tuned settling behavior.
Grain stamps, sealed corners, transport barriers and per-chunk random streams still apply.
## Ideas not built yet
- **Concrete**, as a stronger wall material from rubble.