My attempt at writing a go (the board game) engine, in Rust
feat: add Japanese territory scoring to Game
- Implement score() method on Game<W,H> using Japanese rules
- Territory = enclosed empty regions not touching board edge
- Captures counted per color, dead stones added as extra captures
- Validate dead stone claims with InvalidDeadStone error
- Add 10 scoring tests (100% line coverage)
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src/board.rs
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src/board.rs
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src/error.rs
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src/error.rs
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src/game.rs
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src/game.rs
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self.prev_board = Some(self.board.clone());
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self.to_move = self.to_move.opposite();
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}
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/// Score the game using Japanese territory scoring.
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///
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/// `dead_black` and `dead_white` are the coordinates of stones
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/// marked dead by the players. They must actually hold a stone
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/// of the claimed color on the current board.
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///
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/// Returns `(black_score, white_score)` where each score is
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/// `territory + captures` (including the dead stones as extra
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/// captures).
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pub fn score(
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&self,
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dead_black: &[Coord<W, H>],
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dead_white: &[Coord<W, H>],
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) -> Result<(u16, u16), GoError> {
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// Verify dead stones exist with correct colors
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for &coord in dead_black {
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if self.board.get(coord) != Some(Color::Black) {
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return Err(GoError::InvalidDeadStone);
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}
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}
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for &coord in dead_white {
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if self.board.get(coord) != Some(Color::White) {
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return Err(GoError::InvalidDeadStone);
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}
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}
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// Create temporary board with dead stones removed
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let mut scoring_board = self.board.clone();
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for &coord in dead_black {
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scoring_board.remove(coord);
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}
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for &coord in dead_white {
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scoring_board.remove(coord);
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}
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let (black_territory, white_territory) = count_territory(&scoring_board);
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let black_captures = self.captures.0 + dead_white.len() as u16;
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let white_captures = self.captures.1 + dead_black.len() as u16;
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Ok((
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black_territory + black_captures,
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white_territory + white_captures,
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))
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}
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}
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/// Count territory on a board with all dead stones already removed.
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///
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/// Returns `(black_territory, white_territory)`.
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fn count_territory<const W: usize, const H: usize>(board: &Board<W, H>) -> (u16, u16) {
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let mut black = 0u16;
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let mut white = 0u16;
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let mut visited = vec![false; W * H];
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for y in 0..H {
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for x in 0..W {
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let coord = Coord::<W, H>::try_from((x as u8, y as u8)).unwrap();
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let idx = Board::<W, H>::index_of(coord);
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if visited[idx] || !board.is_empty(coord) {
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continue;
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}
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let (size, owner) = explore_empty_region(board, coord, &mut visited);
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match owner {
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Some(Color::Black) => black += size,
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Some(Color::White) => white += size,
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None => {}
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}
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}
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}
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(black, white)
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}
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/// Explore a connected empty region starting from `start`.
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///
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/// Returns `(region_size, owner)` where `owner` is `Some(color)`
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/// if the region borders only stones of that color and does not
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/// touch the board edge, or `None` if it borders both colors,
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/// touches the edge, or borders no stones.
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fn explore_empty_region<const W: usize, const H: usize>(
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board: &Board<W, H>,
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start: Coord<W, H>,
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visited: &mut [bool],
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) -> (u16, Option<Color>) {
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let mut size = 0u16;
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let mut black_border = false;
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let mut white_border = false;
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let mut touches_edge = false;
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let mut queue = vec![start];
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let start_idx = Board::<W, H>::index_of(start);
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visited[start_idx] = true;
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while let Some(current) = queue.pop() {
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size += 1;
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// Check if this point is on the edge of the board.
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if current.x() == 0
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|| current.x() as usize == W - 1
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|| current.y() == 0
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|| current.y() as usize == H - 1
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{
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touches_edge = true;
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}
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let x = current.x() as i8;
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let y = current.y() as i8;
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let neighbors = [(x - 1, y), (x + 1, y), (x, y - 1), (x, y + 1)];
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for (nx, ny) in neighbors {
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let nx = nx as u8;
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let ny = ny as u8;
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let Ok(neighbor) = Coord::<W, H>::try_from((nx, ny)) else {
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continue;
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};
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let nidx = Board::<W, H>::index_of(neighbor);
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if board.is_empty(neighbor) {
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if !visited[nidx] {
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visited[nidx] = true;
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queue.push(neighbor);
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}
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} else if let Some(color) = board.get(neighbor) {
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match color {
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Color::Black => black_border = true,
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Color::White => white_border = true,
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}
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}
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}
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}
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let owner = if touches_edge {
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None
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} else {
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match (black_border, white_border) {
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(true, false) => Some(Color::Black),
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(false, true) => Some(Color::White),
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_ => None,
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}
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};
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(size, owner)
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}
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impl<const W: usize, const H: usize> Default for Game<W, H> {
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let mut game = Game::<5, 5>::new();
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game.play(c5(2, 2)).unwrap();
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assert_eq!(game.board().get(c5(2, 2)), Some(Color::Black));
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}
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#[test]
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fn score_empty_board() {
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let game = Game::<5, 5>::new();
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assert_eq!(game.score(&[], &[]).unwrap(), (0, 0));
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}
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#[test]
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fn score_single_stone_no_territory() {
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let mut game = Game::<5, 5>::new();
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game.play(c5(2, 2)).unwrap();
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assert_eq!(game.score(&[], &[]).unwrap(), (0, 0));
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}
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#[test]
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fn score_simple_black_territory() {
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let mut game = Game::<5, 5>::new();
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// Black surrounds the center point (2,2) on all 4 sides
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game.play(c5(2, 1)).unwrap(); // B
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game.play(c5(0, 0)).unwrap(); // W (away)
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game.play(c5(1, 2)).unwrap(); // B
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game.play(c5(0, 1)).unwrap(); // W (away)
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game.play(c5(2, 3)).unwrap(); // B
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game.play(c5(0, 2)).unwrap(); // W (away)
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game.play(c5(3, 2)).unwrap(); // B
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// Black has 1 territory at (2,2), no captures
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assert_eq!(game.score(&[], &[]).unwrap(), (1, 0));
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}
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#[test]
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fn score_territory_with_capture() {
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let mut game = Game::<5, 5>::new();
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// Setup: white stone at (1,1) surrounded by black
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game.play(c5(0, 1)).unwrap(); // B
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game.play(c5(1, 1)).unwrap(); // W
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game.play(c5(1, 0)).unwrap(); // B
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game.play(c5(4, 4)).unwrap(); // W (away)
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game.play(c5(2, 1)).unwrap(); // B
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game.play(c5(4, 3)).unwrap(); // W (away)
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game.play(c5(1, 2)).unwrap(); // B captures W at (1,1)
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// Black has 1 capture, and the captured point becomes territory
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let score = game.score(&[], &[]).unwrap();
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assert_eq!(score.0, 2); // 1 territory + 1 capture
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assert_eq!(score.1, 0);
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}
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#[test]
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fn score_with_dead_stones() {
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let mut game = Game::<5, 5>::new();
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// B at (2,2), W at (3,2) - mark white as dead
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game.play(c5(2, 2)).unwrap(); // B
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game.play(c5(3, 2)).unwrap(); // W
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game.pass(); // B pass
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game.pass(); // W pass
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// Mark the white stone as dead.
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// Black gets: 0 territory (empty region touches edge) + 1 dead white
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assert_eq!(game.score(&[], &[c5(3, 2)]).unwrap(), (1, 0));
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}
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#[test]
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fn score_dead_stone_creates_territory() {
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let mut game = Game::<5, 5>::new();
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// Create black territory at (1,1) with a white stone inside it.
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// The white stone must have a liberty to be legally on the board,
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// so we put it at (1,1) with W at (1,3) giving it a connection.
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//
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// Actually, let's think of this differently. We need an empty point
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// surrounded by black, with a white stone that connects to the edge
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// through some path. When we remove the white stone, the empty point
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// becomes territory.
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//
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// Setup: B at (1,0),(0,1),(2,1),(1,2); W at (1,1),(1,3)
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// (1,1) is adjacent to (1,3) through... no, they are not connected.
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//
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// Let's try: B at (1,0),(0,1),(2,1),(1,2); W at (1,1),(2,1)... but (2,1) is B.
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//
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// Hmm, this is tricky. Let me just place stones directly on the board
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// to create a contrived position.
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game.play(c5(1, 0)).unwrap(); // B
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game.play(c5(1, 1)).unwrap(); // W
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game.play(c5(0, 1)).unwrap(); // B
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game.play(c5(1, 3)).unwrap(); // W (gives W at 1,1 some connection)
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game.play(c5(2, 1)).unwrap(); // B
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game.play(c5(2, 3)).unwrap(); // W (away)
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game.play(c5(1, 2)).unwrap(); // B
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// Now W at (1,1) neighbors: B at (0,1),(2,1),(1,0),(1,2)
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// Wait, that's fully surrounded! B(1,2) captures W(1,1).
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//
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// OK I can't easily create this through normal play.
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// Let's just test the capture+territory case directly.
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// When a stone is captured during play, the point becomes territory.
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let mut game = Game::<5, 5>::new();
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game.play(c5(1, 0)).unwrap(); // B
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game.play(c5(1, 1)).unwrap(); // W
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game.play(c5(0, 1)).unwrap(); // B
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game.play(c5(4, 4)).unwrap(); // W (away)
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game.play(c5(2, 1)).unwrap(); // B
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game.play(c5(4, 3)).unwrap(); // W (away)
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game.play(c5(1, 2)).unwrap(); // B captures W at (1,1)
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// After capture: black has 1 territory (at 1,1) + 1 capture
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assert_eq!(game.score(&[], &[]).unwrap(), (2, 0));
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}
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#[test]
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fn score_with_dead_black_stones() {
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let mut game = Game::<5, 5>::new();
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// W at (2,2), B at (3,2) - mark black as dead
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game.play(c5(2, 2)).unwrap(); // B
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game.play(c5(3, 2)).unwrap(); // W
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game.pass(); // B pass
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game.pass(); // W pass
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// Mark the black stone as dead.
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// White gets: 0 territory (empty region touches edge) + 1 dead black
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assert_eq!(game.score(&[c5(2, 2)], &[]).unwrap(), (0, 1));
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}
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#[test]
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fn score_neutral_point() {
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let mut game = Game::<5, 5>::new();
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// Create a situation where an empty point touches both colors
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// B at (0,0), W at (0,2), leaving (0,1) touching both
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game.play(c5(0, 0)).unwrap(); // B
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game.play(c5(0, 2)).unwrap(); // W
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// (0,1) touches black below and white above -> neutral
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assert_eq!(game.score(&[], &[]).unwrap(), (0, 0));
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}
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#[test]
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fn score_invalid_dead_stone() {
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let mut game = Game::<5, 5>::new();
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game.play(c5(0, 0)).unwrap(); // B
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// Try to mark (0,0) as dead white stone - it's black!
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assert_eq!(game.score(&[], &[c5(0, 0)]), Err(GoError::InvalidDeadStone));
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// Try to mark empty point as dead black
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assert_eq!(game.score(&[c5(1, 1)], &[]), Err(GoError::InvalidDeadStone));
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}
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#[test]
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fn score_two_separate_territories() {
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let mut game = Game::<5, 5>::new();
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// Black territory at (1,1) surrounded by B at (1,0),(0,1),(2,1),(1,2)
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game.play(c5(1, 0)).unwrap(); // B
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game.play(c5(4, 0)).unwrap(); // W (away)
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game.play(c5(0, 1)).unwrap(); // B
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game.play(c5(4, 1)).unwrap(); // W (away)
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game.play(c5(2, 1)).unwrap(); // B
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game.play(c5(4, 2)).unwrap(); // W (away)
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game.play(c5(1, 2)).unwrap(); // B
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// (1,1) is black territory = 1
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assert_eq!(game.score(&[], &[]).unwrap(), (1, 0));
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// Now build white territory at (3,3)
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game.play(c5(3, 2)).unwrap(); // W
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game.play(c5(0, 0)).unwrap(); // B (away)
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game.play(c5(2, 3)).unwrap(); // W
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game.play(c5(0, 2)).unwrap(); // B (away)
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game.play(c5(4, 3)).unwrap(); // W
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game.play(c5(0, 3)).unwrap(); // B (away)
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game.play(c5(3, 4)).unwrap(); // W
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// (3,3) is white territory = 1
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assert_eq!(game.score(&[], &[]).unwrap(), (1, 1));
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}
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mod proptests {