The hidden beta shared story progress through a relay a player had to run and never showed the other players. A new co-op replaces it. Gone are runtime/coop*.c and their headers, the menu's Co-op tab and its texts in four languages, tools/coop_relay.py, the co-op tests, docs/coop.md, the [coop] section of nx2navi.ini.example, the --probe-coop mode, the coop trace item, and Monocypher, which only this layer used.
The old settings stay known as retired keys, so an nx2navi.ini that still sets them logs no unknown key, and they stay on the list of private settings, so a bug report keeps a room's secret, a relay's address and a name out. The platform layer's UDP sockets and fs_save_snapshot stay for the new co-op; cfg_ini_now and fs_profile_path, which nothing else called, are removed.
Checked: the game builds and starts, the menu shows its four tabs, --probe-cfg and --probe-fs pass, and the launcher's private-settings test passes. tests/save_share_check.py builds without its co-op stub; it cannot run from this worktree because the folder's path is longer than Windows allows, on main too.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This line logs every setting nx2navi.ini sets, and a bug report takes a copy of nx2navi.ini along: with co-op both would have carried a room's secret, the relay's address and the player's name to whoever reads the report, and the secret lets anyone into the room. One list (runtime/cfg_private.h: the room's secret, the offer number, the relay, the name, the key a maker removes, the menu's test hook) now serves the log's line, "Copy system info" and the report's copy of the file, in the game and in the launcher: such a key reads "(set, not shown)", every other byte of the file stays.
Also: the last leftovers of the restorations that were left out with the puppets (their settings prefix and section), main.c's byte order mark as it was, and two comments that cited files this tree does not have.
Checked: with a room, a relay and a name in nx2navi.ini the log's line shows all three as set and none of their values; the same text gives the same bytes through the game's scrub and the launcher's (a launcher test, and the C function built alone); the launcher tests, the co-op probe, the relay tests and the tab check pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
