Interface MwlValidationOptions

Additional game-owned attributes whose values are domain hook references.

Hooks exported by the game's adapter, by type:name. A bare id declares the hook exists; MwlHookDeclaration additionally declares the attributes its [hook] calls carry, which is what turns a typo in one of them into a compile-time diagnostic.

Optional map dimensions used to reject authored coordinates outside the map.

What MWL_DUPLICATE_ID's tag:id key is scoped to.

Defaults to 'global': the whole compiled catalog, every source file combined, so the same [item] id=sword in two different files is one real duplicate. A game whose own id convention is meaningful only within one file - a domain- or table-scoped id, reused on purpose across files the way a database's own per-table primary key is - wants 'file' instead, which folds each node's source file into the key so that reuse across files no longer reports a false MWL_DUPLICATE_ID; a real duplicate within one file still does.

Slots are game-defined. Supplying them enables unknown-slot diagnostics.

Declarative cross-table references (item 362): each entry names a [table] column whose cells must resolve against another table's column, a node-id namespace, or a closed value set. A failure reports the table, the row, and the offending value. Purely additive and optional: saves, replays and every existing check are untouched when it is absent.