feat(sort): sort containers and player storage

design/user-stories/us-003-sort-inventories.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 type: User Story
 title: "US-003: Sort containers and player inventory"
 description: Let players use a Sorting Stick to consolidate and organize supported storage or their main inventory.
-status: in-progress
+status: done
 ---
 
 # US-003: Sort containers and player inventory
@@ -11,18 +11,18 @@ As a **player holding a Sorting Stick**, I want to sort storage containers or my
 
 ## Acceptance criteria
 
-- [ ] Using the Sorting Stick on a chest sorts the complete chest inventory.
-- [ ] Using it on either half of a double chest sorts the combined inventory.
-- [ ] Using it on a barrel sorts that barrel.
-- [ ] Using it without targeting a supported container sorts the player's main storage slots.
-- [ ] Player hotbar, armor, and off-hand slots are not changed during player-inventory sorting.
-- [ ] Compatible partial stacks are consolidated without exceeding item stack limits.
-- [ ] Remaining stacks are placed in a deterministic, documented order.
-- [ ] Sorting preserves item quantities and all item metadata exactly.
-- [ ] Sorting respects cancelled interactions and normal container-access protections.
-- [ ] Unsupported or inaccessible targets fail safely without changing an inventory.
-- [ ] Sorting provides concise player feedback without opening the target container.
-- [ ] Automated tests cover single chests, double chests, barrels, player inventory boundaries, stack consolidation, metadata preservation, and rejected interactions.
+- [x] Using the Sorting Stick on a chest sorts the complete chest inventory.
+- [x] Using it on either half of a double chest sorts the combined inventory.
+- [x] Using it on a barrel sorts that barrel.
+- [x] Using it without targeting a supported container sorts the player's main storage slots.
+- [x] Player hotbar, armor, and off-hand slots are not changed during player-inventory sorting.
+- [x] Compatible partial stacks are consolidated without exceeding item stack limits.
+- [x] Remaining stacks are placed in a deterministic, documented order.
+- [x] Sorting preserves item quantities and all item metadata exactly.
+- [x] Sorting respects cancelled interactions and normal container-access protections.
+- [x] Unsupported or inaccessible targets fail safely without changing an inventory.
+- [x] Sorting provides concise player feedback without opening the target container.
+- [x] Automated tests cover single chests, double chests, barrels, player inventory boundaries, stack consolidation, metadata preservation, and rejected interactions.
 
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