Patch 0.2.0 — server authority and raid stability

Patch 0.2.0 is the unglamorous part of an extraction shooter: server authority. Movement first — a client that lies about its speed gets overruled, not trusted. More systems move behind the server from here.

New

• Stamina. A stamina system is in, with fireplace bonuses tied to bunker progression.
• AI scavengers are in design. Two kinds: passive looters and aggressive patrols. The PvPvE layer starts here.
• A pass on per-frame allocations — less garbage-collector work mid-raid.

Changes

• Speed-hack protection now runs server-side — the client no longer reports its own movement unchallenged.
• Mouse look now accumulates per frame — aim feels the same under network play.
• Bunker greybox v2: a corridor-spine layout with four visual upgrade tiers. Still grey, on purpose.
• Station interaction prompts are cached — no allocation cost for walking past your own workbench.

Fixes

• View-model animations breaking in raids.
• A frame spike from network collision-mesh detection in raycasts.
• The extraction countdown sometimes failing to start.
• Memory leaks from event handlers in weapon and menu code.
• A hygiene pass: dead files and stale duplicates removed.

Known issues

• The bunker layout is ahead of its art. The rebuild lands when the assets do.
• Audio is placeholder. The system behind “your headset is your radar” has not shipped yet.

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