pons 0.9.0

Rust package for contract bridge
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//! A 2/1 game-forcing bidding system
//!
//! [`two_over_one()`][crate::bidding::two_over_one::two_over_one] assembles a
//! [`Pair`] for the Two-over-One Game Forcing system, the modern North
//! American standard: five-card majors, a strong 15–17 notrump, the strong
//! artificial 2♣, and — the defining feature — a new suit at the two level in
//! response to a one-of-a-major opening is **game forcing**.
//!
//! The system is authored entirely from the constraint vocabulary
//! ([`constraint`][crate::bidding::constraint]), the [`Rules`] classifier, and
//! the role-aware books — the strictly uncontested core in a [`Constructive`]
//! book, [`competition()`][crate::bidding::two_over_one::competition] over our
//! openings in a [`Competitive`][super::Competitive] book, and our actions
//! over their openings in a [`Defensive`][super::Defensive] book; nothing here
//! is system infrastructure.
//!
//! # Conventions
//!
//! - **Openings**: 15–17 1NT, 20–21 2NT, strong artificial 2♣ (22+),
//!   five-card majors (light in 3rd/4th seat), better minor, weak twos,
//!   three-level preempts.
//! - **Responses**: 2/1 game forces with full continuations to game and the
//!   slam-try level, forcing 1NT (with the three-card limit raise rebid),
//!   Jacoby 2NT with shortness/second-suit rebids, splinters, inverted
//!   minors, weak jump shifts.
//! - **The 2♣ structure**: 2♦ waiting, 2♥ double negative, natural positives;
//!   notrump rebids carry the 2NT machinery ("system on").
//! - **Notrump structures**: Stayman and Jacoby transfers at the two and
//!   three levels, quantitative 4NT at every notrump strength.
//! - **Weak twos**: Ogust 2NT, RONF raises, forcing new suits.
//! - **Slam**: RKCB 1430 with the 5NT king ask
//!   (`slam`) below every major-suit trump agreement.
//! - **Competition**: cue-bid (limit-plus) raises, preemptive jump raises,
//!   negative doubles, system-on over their double, support
//!   doubles/redoubles.
//! - **Defense**: overcalls, takeout doubles, 1NT overcall, Michaels and the
//!   unusual 2NT with advances, advancing partner's takeout double, responsive
//!   doubles, defense to 1NT, and defense to weak twos (takeout double, natural
//!   2NT and suit overcalls).
//! - **Instinct floor**: both contested books carry the
//!   [`instinct`][crate::bidding::instinct()] ladder as a root fallback, so
//!   every contested auction gets a sane natural answer — in particular,
//!   partner's takeout double is never passed without a trump stack.
//!
//! Deeper competitive sequences (lebensohl, reopening actions) and minor-suit
//! keycard are left for later authored passes — until then the instinct floor
//! answers those auctions; see the crate changelog.
//!
//! # Forcing by omission
//!
//! There is no "forcing" flag.  A bid is forcing when the *next* node for our
//! side carries no [`Pass`][Call::Pass] rule, so passing scores
//! [`f32::NEG_INFINITY`].  Responders keep a pass below their action threshold;
//! opener-rebid nodes after a response omit it entirely.
//!
//! # Weights
//!
//! Within one decision node the highest-weighted *satisfied* call wins (a
//! satisfied crisp constraint contributes `0`, so the logit is its weight).
//! Constraints are kept disjoint where practical; where calls can both apply,
//! the weights order them so the more descriptive bid wins.

use super::fallback::{Always, Fallback, Guard};
use super::instinct::instinct;
use super::trie::Classifier;
use super::{Constructive, Family, Pair, Trie};
use contract_bridge::auction::Call;
use contract_bridge::{Bid, Strain};
use std::sync::Arc;

mod btu_notrump;
mod competition;
mod defense;
mod game_force;
mod notrump;
mod openings;
mod raises;
mod rebids;
mod responses;
mod rubens;
mod slam;
mod stenberg;
mod strong_two;
mod weak_twos;

pub use competition::competition;
pub use defense::{advance_double, defense_to_suit, defense_to_weak_two};
pub use notrump::notrump_responses;
pub use openings::openings;
pub use responses::{major_responses, minor_responses};

/// A bid as a [`Call`], for trie keys
const fn call(level: u8, strain: Strain) -> Call {
    Call::Bid(Bid::new(level, strain))
}

// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Seat-fan helpers
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

/// Insert one classifier at `suffix` under every leading-pass prefix
///
/// For each `n` in `0..=max_passes` the classifier is keyed at `[P; n] ++
/// suffix`, sharing one [`Arc`] across all of them (pointer-cheap, see
/// [`insert_arc`][super::Trie::insert_arc]).  This authors a table once and
/// makes it answer in every seat that could have reached it.
fn insert_all_seats(
    book: &mut Trie,
    suffix: &[Call],
    max_passes: usize,
    rules: impl Classifier + 'static,
) {
    let shared: Arc<dyn Classifier> = Arc::new(rules);
    for n in 0..=max_passes {
        let key: Vec<Call> = core::iter::repeat_n(Call::Pass, n)
            .chain(suffix.iter().copied())
            .collect();
        book.insert_arc(&key, Arc::clone(&shared));
    }
}

/// Interleave one opposing pass after each of our calls
///
/// The constructive book keys the *raw table auction*, so an undisturbed
/// sequence of our calls `[1♥, 1♠]` lives at `[1♥, P, 1♠, P]` (plus leading
/// passes for the opener's seat).  This is the one place that spells out the
/// interleaving; author keys through it, never by hand.
fn uncontested(our_calls: &[Call]) -> Vec<Call> {
    our_calls
        .iter()
        .flat_map(|&call| [call, Call::Pass])
        .collect()
}

/// Insert a continuation table after our undisturbed `our_calls`, every seat
///
/// Keys at `uncontested(our_calls)` under every leading-pass prefix
/// (`0..=3`), so the table answers regardless of which seat opened.  An empty
/// `our_calls` registers an opening table.
fn insert_uncontested(book: &mut Trie, our_calls: &[Call], rules: impl Classifier + 'static) {
    insert_all_seats(book, &uncontested(our_calls), 3, rules);
}

/// Attach a guarded fallback at `suffix` under every leading-pass prefix
fn fallback_all_seats(
    book: &mut Trie,
    suffix: &[Call],
    max_passes: usize,
    guard: Arc<dyn Guard>,
    fallback: Fallback,
) {
    for n in 0..=max_passes {
        let key: Vec<Call> = core::iter::repeat_n(Call::Pass, n)
            .chain(suffix.iter().copied())
            .collect();
        book.fallback_arc_at(&key, Arc::clone(&guard), fallback.clone());
    }
}

// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Assembly
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

/// Build the basic 2/1 game-forcing system as one side's [`Pair`]
///
/// Bind it against the opponents' [`Family`] for a playable system, and seat
/// two pairs with [`Table::of_pairs`][super::Table::of_pairs] for a full
/// table.
///
/// ```
/// use pons::two_over_one;
/// use pons::bidding::{Family, System};
/// use contract_bridge::auction::{Call, RelativeVulnerability};
/// use contract_bridge::{Bid, Strain};
///
/// let stance = two_over_one().against(Family::NATURAL);
/// let hand = "AQ32.K53.QJ4.A92".parse().unwrap(); // 16 HCP, balanced
/// let logits = stance
///     .classify(hand, RelativeVulnerability::NONE, &[])
///     .expect("an opening decision");
/// let best = (&logits.0)
///     .into_iter()
///     .max_by(|(_, a), (_, b)| a.partial_cmp(b).unwrap())
///     .map(|(call, _)| call)
///     .unwrap();
/// assert_eq!(best, Call::Bid(Bid::new(1, Strain::Notrump)));
/// ```
#[must_use]
pub fn two_over_one() -> Pair {
    with_instinct_floor(bare_two_over_one())
}

/// Attach the instinct floor to a pair's contested books
///
/// A root `Always` fallback on both contested books, shared through the
/// `Fallback`'s `Arc`.  Resolution reaches the root last, so the floor never
/// overrides an authored rule — it only catches the auctions that fall past
/// all of them.  Shared by [`two_over_one`] and [`two_over_one_strawberry`].
fn with_instinct_floor(mut pair: Pair) -> Pair {
    let floor = Fallback::classify(instinct());
    pair.competitive.fallback_at(&[], Always, floor.clone());
    pair.defensive.fallback_at(&[], Always, floor);
    pair
}

/// Build the 2/1 pair *without* the instinct floor: the bare authored books
///
/// This is the ablation handle for measuring the floor.  A driver seating
/// this pair passes whenever the books run out — the pre-floor behavior,
/// including passing partner's takeout double on a worthless hand.
/// [`two_over_one()`] is exactly this pair with
/// [`instinct`][crate::bidding::instinct()] attached to both contested books;
/// see the `instinct-floor` example for an A/B match between the two.
#[must_use]
pub fn bare_two_over_one() -> Pair {
    let mut c = Constructive::new();

    openings::register(&mut c);
    responses::register(&mut c);
    notrump::register(&mut c);
    rebids::register(&mut c);
    game_force::register(&mut c);
    raises::register(&mut c);
    strong_two::register(&mut c);
    weak_twos::register(&mut c);

    Pair::new(
        Family::NATURAL,
        c,
        competition::competition(),
        defense::defensive(),
    )
}

/// Build the strawberry variant pair: 2/1 with optional polish.club conventions
///
/// The same natural 2/1 core as [`bare_two_over_one`], with three conventions
/// from the author's *Strawberry Polish Club* notes (<https://polish.club>)
/// layered in — each chosen to remain *applicable* to a 2/1 framework:
///
/// - **Strawberry Stenberg 2NT** (`stenberg`) replaces Jacoby 2NT as opener's
///   rebid structure after `1M – 2NT`. The 2NT raise itself is unchanged.
/// - **BTU strong-1NT responses** (`btu_notrump`) replace the baseline 1NT
///   response block (`notrump::register_one_nt`); the 2NT-strength and
///   18–19-rebid structures (`notrump::register_two_nt_and_rebids`) are kept.
/// - **Rubens (transfer) advances** (`rubens`) overlay transfer advances of
///   partner's overcall and takeout double onto the natural defensive book.
///
/// This is the floor-less ablation handle, mirroring [`bare_two_over_one`], so
/// the two can be A/B'd against each other and against the baseline 2/1.
#[must_use]
pub fn bare_two_over_one_strawberry() -> Pair {
    let mut c = Constructive::new();

    openings::register(&mut c);
    responses::register(&mut c);
    // Keep the 2NT-strength and 18–19 rebid structures; swap the 1NT block.
    notrump::register_two_nt_and_rebids(&mut c);
    btu_notrump::register(&mut c);
    rebids::register(&mut c);
    game_force::register(&mut c);
    // Stenberg 2NT instead of `raises::register` (Jacoby 2NT).
    stenberg::register(&mut c);
    strong_two::register(&mut c);
    weak_twos::register(&mut c);

    // Overlay transfer (Rubens) advances onto the natural defensive book.
    let mut defensive = defense::defensive();
    rubens::register(&mut defensive);

    Pair::new(Family::NATURAL, c, competition::competition(), defensive)
}

/// Build the strawberry variant with the instinct floor attached
///
/// The playable counterpart to [`bare_two_over_one_strawberry`], exactly as
/// [`two_over_one`] is to [`bare_two_over_one`].  Bind it against the
/// opponents' [`Family`] with [`Pair::against`] and seat it the same way.
#[must_use]
pub fn two_over_one_strawberry() -> Pair {
    let mut pair = with_instinct_floor(bare_two_over_one_strawberry());
    // The deep BTU / strawberry continuations are not exhaustively authored
    // (super-accepts, slam relays, …), so — unlike the baseline — also floor the
    // *constructive* book.  Uncovered uncontested auctions then get instinct's
    // natural answer (a raise to game, a sign-off) instead of a pass-out below
    // game.  Instinct's unforced default is still Pass, so weak auctions are
    // unaffected.
    let floor = Fallback::classify(instinct());
    pair.constructive.fallback_at(&[], Always, floor);
    pair
}

#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
    use super::*;
    use crate::bidding::Rules;
    use crate::bidding::context::Context;
    use contract_bridge::auction::RelativeVulnerability;
    use contract_bridge::{Hand, Suit};

    /// The highest-logit call a sub-builder makes for a hand in a context
    fn best(rules: &Rules, auction: &[Call], hand: &str) -> Call {
        let hand: Hand = hand.parse().expect("valid test hand");
        let context = Context::new(RelativeVulnerability::NONE, auction);
        let logits = rules.classify(hand, &context);
        (&logits.0)
            .into_iter()
            .max_by(|(_, a), (_, b)| a.partial_cmp(b).expect("logits are never NaN"))
            .map(|(call, _)| call)
            .expect("array is never empty")
    }

    #[test]
    fn openings_pick_the_descriptive_bid() {
        let o = openings();
        // 16 balanced -> 1NT; 22 -> 2♣; five hearts -> 1♥; six spades, weak -> 2♠.
        assert_eq!(best(&o, &[], "AQ32.K53.QJ4.A92"), call(1, Strain::Notrump));
        assert_eq!(best(&o, &[], "AKQ2.AKJ.KQ4.932"), call(2, Strain::Clubs));
        assert_eq!(best(&o, &[], "A2.KQJ53.Q42.J92"), call(1, Strain::Hearts));
        assert_eq!(best(&o, &[], "KQJ732.53.842.92"), call(2, Strain::Spades));
    }

    #[test]
    fn openings_suppress_weak_twos_in_fourth_seat() {
        // The same six-spade 6-count opens 2♠ in first seat but passes in fourth.
        let o = openings();
        assert_eq!(best(&o, &[], "KQJ732.53.842.92"), call(2, Strain::Spades));
        assert_eq!(best(&o, &[Call::Pass; 3], "KQJ732.53.842.92"), Call::Pass,);
    }

    #[test]
    fn major_responses_run_the_2_over_1_ladder() {
        let r = major_responses(Suit::Hearts);
        let a = [call(1, Strain::Hearts), Call::Pass];
        assert_eq!(best(&r, &a, "K2.KQ54.A964.Q92"), call(2, Strain::Notrump));
        assert_eq!(best(&r, &a, "Q32.J53.A964.Q92"), call(2, Strain::Hearts));
        assert_eq!(best(&r, &a, "A2.K3.Q543.KJ85"), call(2, Strain::Clubs));
    }

    #[test]
    fn notrump_responses_transfer_and_stayman() {
        let r = notrump_responses();
        let a = [call(1, Strain::Notrump), Call::Pass];
        assert_eq!(best(&r, &a, "KJ542.Q32.K43.92"), call(2, Strain::Hearts));
        assert_eq!(best(&r, &a, "KJ54.Q32.K43.Q92"), call(2, Strain::Clubs));
    }

    #[test]
    fn defense_doubles_with_strength() {
        let r = defense_to_suit(Bid::new(1, Strain::Diamonds));
        let a = [call(1, Strain::Diamonds)];
        // 18 HCP with length in their suit still doubles (planning to bid again).
        assert_eq!(best(&r, &a, "A.Q6.KJ852.AKJ42"), Call::Double);
        // A light five-card major overcalls.
        assert_eq!(best(&r, &a, "AQJ32.853.42.K92"), call(1, Strain::Spades));
    }

    /// Play out an uncontested auction from a 1NT opening: opener and responder
    /// both bid from the strawberry stance, the opponents always pass.
    fn play_uncontested(opener: &str, responder: &str) -> Vec<Call> {
        use crate::bidding::{Family, System};

        let stance = super::two_over_one_strawberry().against(Family::NATURAL);
        let oh: Hand = opener.parse().expect("valid opener hand");
        let rh: Hand = responder.parse().expect("valid responder hand");

        // Seat 0 has opened 1NT; seat 1 (an opponent) passed.
        let mut auction = vec![call(1, Strain::Notrump), Call::Pass];
        loop {
            let n = auction.len();
            if n >= 4 && auction[n - 3..].iter().all(|&c| c == Call::Pass) {
                break;
            }
            assert!(n <= 48, "auction did not terminate: {auction:?}");
            let next = match n % 4 {
                seat @ (0 | 2) => {
                    let hand = if seat == 0 { oh } else { rh };
                    match stance.classify(hand, RelativeVulnerability::NONE, &auction) {
                        // Off-book in the floorless constructive book → pass.
                        None => Call::Pass,
                        Some(logits) => (&logits.0)
                            .into_iter()
                            .filter(|(_, l)| l.is_finite())
                            .max_by(|(_, a), (_, b)| a.partial_cmp(b).expect("not NaN"))
                            .map(|(c, _)| c)
                            .unwrap_or(Call::Pass),
                    }
                }
                _ => Call::Pass,
            };
            auction.push(next);
        }
        auction
    }

    /// The last bid (final contract) of an auction.
    fn final_bid(auction: &[Call]) -> Bid {
        auction
            .iter()
            .rev()
            .find_map(|c| match c {
                Call::Bid(b) => Some(*b),
                _ => None,
            })
            .expect("some contract was reached")
    }

    /// End-to-end: game-forcing responses to a strawberry 1NT must reach game,
    /// never strand below it in the floorless constructive book.
    ///
    /// The constructive instinct floor handles natural continuations (e.g.
    /// raising a super-accepted major); the instinct *forced-to-game* rules
    /// ([`crate::bidding::instinct`][mod@crate::bidding::instinct]) catch the artificial ones (a notrump
    /// super-accept, an asking relay) where a keyless raise has nothing to say.
    #[test]
    fn strawberry_btu_gf_auctions_reach_game() {
        // A flat 17-count that opens a strawberry 1NT.
        let opener = "AQ32.KJ5.KQ4.Q92";
        // Game-forcing responder hands exercising distinct BTU branches.
        let gf_hands = [
            "KQ542.AJ842.K.32", // 5-5 majors → 3♦
            "AJ52.Q73.AJ54.32", // GF 4♠, no 5-card major → Puppet 3♣
            "73.AKQ842.K64.53", // GF 6♥ → South African Texas 4♣
            "KQ52.AQ984.J6.32", // GF 5♥/4♠ → transfer / Smolen
            "K92.Q73.AQ54.Q32", // GF balanced, no major → 3NT
        ];
        for rh in gf_hands {
            let auction = play_uncontested(opener, rh);
            let bid = final_bid(&auction);
            let reached_game =
                bid.level.get() >= 4 || (bid.level.get() == 3 && bid.strain == Strain::Notrump);
            assert!(
                reached_game,
                "GF responder {rh} stranded below game: {auction:?} (final {bid:?})"
            );
        }
    }
}