Adds --export-wcst-json / --import-wcst-json. Eight uint stat
fields per entry serialize as JSON ints; className field on
export is informational (classId is the authoritative key).
All 3 presets (warrior/mage/starting) byte-identical binary
roundtrip OK including the 9-entry starting-stats preset that
spans 9 different vanilla classes.
Live-tested monotonicity validator: hand-mutated Mage L20
baseStrength to 21 (below L10=22), validator correctly emitted:
"monotonicity: Mage baseStrength regresses from 22 (L10) to 21
(L20) — likely typo". The level-sorting + adjacent-pair walk
correctly identified the violation across the sparse 6-level
sample.
CLI flag count 1371 -> 1373.
Novel replacement for the per-class per-level base-stat scaling
table that vanilla WoW scattered across CharBaseInfo.dbc +
CharStartOutfit.dbc + GtChanceTo*.dbc + the hard-coded HP/mana-
per-level constants in the server's StatSystem. Each WCST entry
binds one (classId, level) pair to base health, mana, armor, and
the five primary stats (Str/Agi/Sta/Int/Spi).
Sparse design: presets emit ~6 sample levels per class with the
runtime stat-interpolator computing intermediate levels.
Three presets:
--gen-cst-warrior Warrior (classId=1) sparse sample at L1/
10/20/30/40/60. baseMana=0 across all
entries (Warrior uses Rage)
--gen-cst-mage Mage (classId=8) same 6 levels with mana
growth tracking Intellect
--gen-cst-starting All 9 vanilla classes at level 1 — shows
per-class flat starting differences
(Warrior/Paladin high Str; Hunter/Rogue
high Agi; Mage/Priest/Warlock high Int;
Shaman/Druid balanced)
Validator catches: id+classId+level required, classId 1..11,
level 1..60, zero baseHealth (player would die instantly),
duplicate statIds, duplicate (classId,level) pairs (runtime
stat-lookup tie). Warns on classId 6/10 (DK/Monk gap unused
in vanilla), Warrior/Rogue baseMana > 0 (these classes use
Rage/Energy not mana), and per-class monotonicity violations
across all 8 stats — sorts by level, walks adjacent pairs,
flags any stat that regresses as level increases (typo guard).
Format count 129 -> 130. CLI flag count 1364 -> 1371.
