feat(tamer): release mobs after class loss
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@@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ As the **Tyrant**, I want to assign unlocked specialist classes so that I can bu
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- [x] The Tyrant can assign and reassign purchased classes through the Tyrant control panel.
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- [x] The control panel's player selector communicates eligibility and identifies the current class holder before confirmation.
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- [x] Control-panel and command-based assignments enforce identical rules.
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- [x] Removing or reassigning the Tamer class automatically releases the former holder's captured mobs while leaving ordinary inventory untouched.
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## Related
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@@ -21,6 +21,17 @@ As the **Tamer**, I want to capture a mob and release it elsewhere so that I can
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- [x] Capture restrictions are configurable without permitting Ender Dragons.
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- [x] Invalid placement, full inventory, death, logout, restart, plugin disable, containers, and concurrent interaction cannot lose or duplicate a mob.
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- [x] Stored mob data is validated defensively before spawning and cannot execute untrusted serialized behavior.
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- [x] When a player loses the Tamer class, every captured mob in their custody is automatically released at the former Tamer's location.
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- [x] Ordinary inventory items are not dropped or changed during automatic release.
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- [x] Each captured-mob item and custody record is removed only after its mob spawns successfully.
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- [x] Multiple captured mobs are released without duplicating entities or custody records.
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- [x] If the former Tamer is offline or no safe release location is available, release is deferred without losing the captured mob.
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- [x] A deferred release is retried when the former Tamer next logs in or reaches a safe location.
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- [x] Tyrant death, class reassignment, opt-out, administration, and other Tamer-removal paths use the same release behavior.
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## Validation
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Automated tests verify that only former Tamers are processed, offline custody remains deferred, successful releases remove only their corresponding custody records, and failed releases remain available for retry. The complete `./gradlew clean check jar` lifecycle passes.
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## Related
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