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feat: add durable resignation and draw controls - #23
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Add expected-turn resignation and draw-offer routes. A second seat's offer accepts a pending draw; a move expires it, and repeated offers from the same seat are harmless. Control events preserve the engine board, determine explicit outcomes and returns, and rebuild after restart.
Live streams now deliver changed states at the same turn, so draw offers and control endings cannot be missed. Metadata includes pending offers and control outcomes; generated OpenAPI documents both routes.
Tests cover restart/replay equality, stale and malformed commands, offer expiry, concurrent resignation, hidden-state preservation, corrupt control records, and a real WebSocket receiving a draw agreement at turn zero. Rust CI, Web CI, Browser CI, and game benchmarks pass against current main. The added tests include a real WebSocket receiving a same-turn draw agreement, concurrent controls, exact restart/replay results, and rejection of tampered control events.