An AFL top-4 seed has the double chance from the moment the bracket is
drawn: lose the Qualifying Final, lose the Semi-Final, and you still
finish in the 5th-6th tier. Nothing was awarding that. Seeds 1-4 sat on
0 fantasy points until their first game resolved, which understated
every roster holding them.
Add an `entryFloor` field to BracketRound for floors a seeding locks in
before anyone plays, plus `applyBracketEntryFloors` to bank them, wired
into both bracket generation and reprocess-bracket. For afl_10 that is 5
for the Qualifying Finals (seeds 1-4) and 7 for the Elimination Finals
(seeds 5-6). Every write is provisional, so a real result supersedes it,
and upsertParticipantResult's never-un-finalize guard leaves finalized
rows alone.
Two related floors were also wrong, both from the generic
"winning into a scoring round means top-8" default in
nonScoringWinnerFloorFor:
- Qualifying Finals winners banked 5 when the bye to a Preliminary
Final guarantees the 3rd-4th tier. progressive-floor-scoring.test.ts
already asserted 3 here, but via an isScoring=true call the runtime
never makes.
- Wildcard winners banked 5 when winning only buys an Elimination
Final, whose losers are the 7th-8th tier — an over-award of a full
tier until that game was played.
Both are now explicit nonScoringWinnerFloor values on the template.
reprocess-bracket now applies entry floors after wiping results and
before replaying matches, and no longer refuses a bracket with no
completed matches, so setting a bracket and reprocessing awards the
guaranteed points. It stays silent on Discord as before.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JkhdcbUCvramxJdVdoBsKd
