// Letter from the garden — UX-02 + CONTEXT D-17 + D-18 + D-20.
//
// Composed from authored skeleton + templated insertions per CONTEXT D-17.
// Slots populated at runtime from sim/offline/events.ts via the variable
// map in src/content/ink-loader.ts.
//
// Per Pitfall 4: Ink VAR names are snake_case AND case-sensitive.
// Per CONTEXT D-11: 24h offline cap is silent in voice — no numeric
// "28h" copy in any branch.
// Per CLAUDE.md Tone — the gardener-keeper voice. Warm. Specific.
// Intermittent. Sometimes funny, sometimes devastating. Never a stat
// dump (UX-02 explicitly forbids that). The skeleton holds the voice;
// the slots fill in the specifics.
// Per anti-fomo-doctrine.md: this letter is NOT a "you missed X — come
// back tomorrow!" nag. It is a contemplative summary of what stayed.

VAR plants_bloomed = 0
VAR fragment_titles = ""
VAR lura_was_here = false
VAR fragment_count = 0
VAR last_plant_type = ""

== letter ==

The garden held its breath while you were gone.

{ plants_bloomed > 1:
    {plants_bloomed} blooms came and went, each leaving the soil a little quieter than they found it.
- else:
  { plants_bloomed == 1:
      One bloom came and went. The space it left feels generous, somehow.
  - else:
      Nothing bloomed. The wind carried something else, and the garden held that, too.
  }
}

{ fragment_titles != "":
    Among what stayed: {fragment_titles}.
}

{ lura_was_here:
    Lura came by once. She did not knock. She left a folded leaf on the gate post — you'll find it when you next walk past.
}

The light is the same as when you left. The garden is older.

-> END