Add TARDIS homeward protocols - #2167
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About the PR
This adds automatic homeward and recovery protocols for unattended or inaccessible TARDISes. It is separated from #2166, which now only handles configuring and manually targeting a TARDIS home.
Automatic journeys only begin while the handbrake is disengaged and the TARDIS is outside its configured home area, unless the recovery exists specifically to restore an inaccessible exterior.
Why / Balance
These protocols prevent unusual states from making a TARDIS permanently inaccessible while preserving player control and normal travel costs.
The handbrake acts as the direct opt-out for applicable automatic movement. Entering a TARDIS cancels pending unattended recovery where player control should take priority. Accelerated journeys calculate their real cost before reducing flight time and still pay that cost on arrival; insufficient fuel leaves the TARDIS empty and powered down.
Nether returns, boss journeys and post-Hail-Mary returns use normal flight speed. Artron Dumps retain their own damage and crash consequences. Only Ghost Monument and missing-exterior recovery are fuel-free because they restore states which could otherwise strand the TARDIS.
Technical details
ReturnHomeHandlerfor recovery state, automatic travel, fuel recovery, Hail Mary state, threat tracking, siege relocation and missing-exterior restoration.Media
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