feat(scripting): expose Genie 4 reserved $gametime to scripts (#45)#51
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Follow-up to #50. $gametime is the server's clock (Unix seconds) carried on each <prompt time='...'> tag — distinct from $unixtime (local wall clock). The parser already captures it as PromptEvent.ServerTime; this surfaces it to the script globals. Routes PromptEvent through a new OnPrompt handler that sets $gametime from ServerTime.ToUnixTimeSeconds(), guarded by > UnixEpoch so a prompt without a time attribute never publishes a bogus negative epoch. Seeded to "0" in SeedInitial for scripts that read it before the first prompt.
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Summary
Follow-up to #50, addressing one more reserved variable from #45.
$gametimeis the server's clock (Unix seconds) carried on each<prompt time='...'>tag — distinct from$unixtime(local wall clock). The parser already captures it asPromptEvent.ServerTime; this surfaces it to the script-readable globals.PromptEventthrough a newOnPrompthandler that sets$gametimefromServerTime.ToUnixTimeSeconds().> UnixEpochso a prompt without atimeattribute never publishes a bogus negative epoch."0"inSeedInitialfor scripts that read it before the first prompt arrives.Type of Change
Related Issue
Addresses another item from #45 (does not close it — remaining vars tracked there).
Testing
Genie.Corebuilds clean (0 warnings / 0 errors). Change is isolated toScriptGlobalsSyncevent routing.