Persist cross-session coach history
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structurally separate from post-flop equity fields; inapplicable values are
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null. The production coach explains these values; it does not reconstruct
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hidden bot logic.
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8. **Persist aggregates, not surveillance.** Player history stores the schema
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version, setup preference, session/hand counts, baseline agreement, and stable
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review-category counters. It never stores hole cards, boards, opponents, or
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raw action histories. Storage mutations are serialised because hand completion
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and coach analysis run on different coroutines.
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## Testing notes
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table state but no opponent hole cards. Post-flop equity is explicitly labelled
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as an estimate against unknown random hands; disagreement is "worth reviewing,"
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never declared solver proof of a mistake.
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- Versioned player history survives process restarts in a small aggregate
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`SharedPreferences` store. The setup screen restores the last player/coach
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preference and shows cross-session agreement/review trends only after at least
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ten coached decisions; smaller samples are labelled as insufficient.
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- Gradle emits an `archives` deprecation from the Kotlin Multiplatform plugin's
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own `jvm()` target registration — upstream in Kotlin 2.2.10, not our build.
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- Not built yet: LLM persona layer.
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