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Summary

Pizzas, built on a pizza peel and baked in the oven like a baking tray:

1. Place a pizza peel and right-click it with dough to start a pizza.
2. Right-click with a paste to spread it straight on the dough (optional, one per pizza, before any topping).
3. Right-click with toppings (cheese, cut or chopped vegetables, fruit, sausage, spices) to lay them on it, up to max-toppings (default 6). An empty hand takes the top layer back.
4. Sneak and right-click with an empty hand to carry the peel into a lit oven. The pizza cooks after cook-seconds and burns at burn-seconds, and every layer then shows its cooked or burnt look.
5. Right-click the baked pizza with an empty hand to take a slice (slices, default 4). The pizza left on the peel shows the slices gone; the last slice leaves the peel empty.

• Layers: each lies in its own pizza_N slot of the peel (InteractibleFurniture), lifted onto the one below by its thickness, as on the sandwich board. SandwichLayer describes pizza layers too; its models can now take extra tags (the bake: raw, cooked, burnt) and a suffix tried first (_left3 while three slices are left).
• In the oven: the cavity takes pizza peels as well as baking trays, and OvenCavityManager bakes them. The bake is kept in the peel's variables, so it survives restarts and trips in and out of the oven.
  • InteractibleFurniture draws a nested peel smaller but doesn't scale its slots' lift, so the layers floated above it. The lift now follows the peel's size, and peels whose size changed are stacked again every half second, including peels held in an oven.
• A slice:
  • Its food is its crust (the output type's food in types.yml) plus its share of what the other layers hold, counting lasting tags but not their own cooking. The bake applies to all of it.
  • Nutrition is the layers' average, weighted by food. Quality, freshness and variety come from all layers (new composition context PIZZA).
  • Its toppings name it: "Cheese, Pineapple and Basil Pizza Slice". Sauce, and a topping named "" (salt), don't count towards the name.
  • The first slice is built once and kept on the peel (PotReference.encodeStack, now public), so every slice is the same and they stack. Baking further forgets it.
  • The first slice fires DishCookedEvent once for the pizza.
• Breaking a peel drops a baked pizza as its slices left, and a raw one as its layers.
• Config: new pizzas.yml, which sets the furniture ids, max-toppings, output (one slice), slices, the bake times, and the base, sauce and topping layers.

The peel furniture and its slots, the pizza_slice food type, its models and the ItemsAdder models are server config. They're on Dev only so far, like the sandwiches.

Documentation impact

• Central Cooking documentation: no change. pizzas.yml documents its keys, and the README lists the feature.

Contract

• Affected behavior:
  • Clicking or breaking a pizza peel.
  • Ovens now also take pizza peels into their cavity; nothing changes for baking trays.
  • SandwichLayer.model keeps its behaviour for sandwiches.
• Tests run: mvn -o -B clean verify: 1312 tests pass and line coverage is still 100%. New PizzaCoverageTest; OvenCoverageTest, CookingLifecycleTest and CommandManagerCoverageTest cover the oven, the new config file and the composition context.
• Tested on Dev: placing the peel, building a pizza and baking it in the oven. Slices and the layer lift in the oven aren't tested in-game yet.
• Player wiki (ProvinceSystem /wiki/cooking or related pages): no change.

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