BIG MAN pushes around corners; at a fork the pushed wizard chooses

Eric, a giant on his first turn, could only shove a wizard in a
straight line: the engine shoved in the giant's own direction or
refused. The FAQ says otherwise — "If Big Man pushes someone to an
intersection, then the other player gets to decide which direction to
go." Now a pushed wizard leaves by any open side but the way the giant
came. One open side is taken. Several are theirs to choose: the stride
hangs in a pushPending window like the Ward's, the pushed wizard
answers with pushChoice (a dialog offers the ways; an automaton steps
out of the giant's line), and the stride resumes with the answer — a
blinded giant's roll is not rolled twice.

Rounding a corner was a refusal before, so every game may do it now.
Only the case that used to resolve — straight ahead open — keeps its
old reading in games dealt before rev 15; from rev 15 the pushed
wizard chooses there too. Tests pin the corner, the fork's window and
its refusals, and the older reading; 84 ledgers replay.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Jm2auWk6RP71CjaAb4FMoG

packages/engine/src/view.ts

@@ -91,6 +91,7 @@ export interface GameView {
   chaosPending: { casterId: PlayerId; queue: PlayerId[] } | null;
   /** A grab hangs while the treasure's owner decides their Ward. */
   wardPending: { ownerId: PlayerId; takerId: PlayerId } | null;
+  pushPending: GameState["pushPending"];
   slowDeathPending: { playerId: PlayerId; points: number } | null;
   /** YOUR armed ambushes. Other players' ambushes are invisible. */
   yourAmbushes: AmbushState[];
@@ -176,6 +177,7 @@ export function viewFor(state: GameState, playerId: PlayerId): GameView {
       ? { casterId: state.chaosPending.casterId, queue: [...state.chaosPending.queue] }
       : null,
     wardPending: state.wardPending ? { ...state.wardPending } : null,
+    pushPending: state.pushPending ? { ...state.pushPending, exits: [...state.pushPending.exits] } : null,
     slowDeathPending: state.slowDeathPending ? { ...state.slowDeathPending } : null,
     yourAmbushes: state.ambushes
       .filter((a) => a.ownerId === playerId)