A crowded table: keyed threats, a compact roster, a ledger selector, host-only starts

Threats are keyed by seat as well as hand and spell, so two opponents
building the same spell no longer crash the board (regression test).
Past three wizards the rail lists the others on a line each with health,
condition and whether they have moved; a row of names turns the ledger
toward any wizard, as do pressing a warning or choosing a target; each
seat keeps one colour across the ledger, the warnings and the rail. The
result strip folds untouched wizards into one line. A full table no
longer begins by itself: the host begins at every size and may send a
bot away. Target lists carry health and condition, and an intent
sentence says what the reveal will do.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0141G6xqLeNRYEtviLWSB5Up

deploy/waving-hands-rollup.sh

@@ -79,6 +79,7 @@ for f in glob.glob("/var/lib/waving-hands/rooms/*.jsonl"):
             if x["t"] == "seat":
                 if x["bot"]: bots += 1
                 else: humans.add(x["name"])
+            elif x["t"] == "unseat": bots -= 1
     day_turns = [x for x in lines if x["t"] == "turn" and t0 <= x["at"] / 1000 < t1]
     turns += len(day_turns)
     # A duel finished today: its last turn is today's and the engine would say so; approximate by replay-free means: