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Several worlds: a Worlds list with load, rename and delete; old save migrates to World 1

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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note or request it was for, what changed, the files touched, the tests run, and anything left
open or not verified. Keep each entry short; the git history has the details.
## 2026-10-24: several worlds, with a Worlds list (Claude Code, with Codex)
Note: "support multiple saves". The owner chose a world list.
- `src/ui/saves.js`: each world has an id and its own `<id>:main` / `<id>:auto` saves, plus an
index record `worlds` (name, seed, size, created, saved, playtime). A save writes the world
and its index entry in one transaction. `GAME.worldId` is the open world.
- Migration: an old single `main` / `auto` save is copied to "World 1", every byte compared,
and only then are the old keys deleted (in the same transaction that writes the index). If
anything fails the old save is kept and a toast says so.
- Title screen: Continue loads the most recently saved world; a Worlds button opens a list
with Load, Rename (trimmed, at most 40 characters, escaped when shown) and Delete (with a
confirmation). New and imported worlds get new ids. Settings' "Delete saves" became "Delete
all worlds" with a confirmation. `shell.html`, `session.js`, `loop.js`, `settings.js`,
`state.js`, `style.css`, `docs/DESIGN.md`, `docs/PROJECT_MAP.md`.
- `test/play.py` (149 checks): migration of an old save, two worlds listed, load switches,
rename survives a reload, HTML in a name shows as text, long names cut to 40, delete and
cancel, Continue picks the newest, import adds a world. All 11 headless suites pass;
`t_smooth.py` passed in Codex's run and failed its known flaky check in mine.
- Shots: `shots/worlds-{pixel,smooth}.png` and `-900` versions.
- Not committed: a line in `AGENTS.md` about running `kandown work` appeared in the working
tree during this task; it was not part of the task and is left for the owner.
- Open: nothing.
## 2026-10-24: screw tubes carry bars (Claude Code, with Codex)
Note: "how do you transport bars? belts work but tubes do not, should they?" The owner chose