merge: integrate remote player quest slices

docs/BUILD_IN_PUBLIC_PLAN.md

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    by the scaling fixture.
 3. Add a market/traveler cadence so the returning player finds something new:
    a traveler who shares one rumour or a bounded food-for-wood exchange.
+1. Let an inspected villager who owns an open opportunity surface that exact
+   village need plus the authoritative direct-help route, capable helper, or
+   honest unavailable state that currently exists. **Complete:** the quiet
+   `VillagerFieldNoteHud` now shows a restrained `Need` line for exactly that
+   note, derived from the existing player-response/helper queries and the real
+   storage state. It names the helper when one is capable, shows the direct
+   finite-resource-to-storage route when the player response derives it, or
+   honestly states why help is unavailable, and it re-derives from live facts
+   after restore without entering saves.
+2. Prove that the ordinary finite-resource-to-storage harvest resolves an
+   available player route and updates the context without dialogue branching,
+   acceptance state, rewards, a quest log, or saved presentation state.
+   **Complete:** a runtime scenario stages the real pantry crisis, surfaces the
+   need for its interested villager, and proves that one ordinary
+   `harvest_resource_node` extraction resolves the same open opportunity and
+   clears the need segment on the next refresh.
+3. Give the player a reason to keep helping: a persistent **Standing** loop.
+   **Complete:** resolving real village needs (pantry, wood, hungry animals)
+   now grants Standing (Stranger → Known Hand → Trusted → Village Steward →
+   Voice of Jajce) and raises the requester's gratitude. The world's quest
+   generator turns each open need into a named player quest in a quiet
+   `QuestJournalHud`, and villagers who personally trust the player start
+   asking them directly even when another helper could act. All of it flows
+   through the ordinary finite-resource harvest/feed contracts, survives
+   save/restore deterministically, and adds no quest-only state.
+4. Make the player a citizen with a body. **Complete:** the player now has
+   hunger and energy that advance on the simulation tick, eats from the real
+   pantry, weakens when starving, and can die by starvation (halving Standing).
+   Gathering fills a carried inventory with capacity, and depositing at the
+   pantry or woodpile is an explicit transaction that resolves the same quests.
+   Pressing `E` on a villager opens a personal talk where you accept or decline
+   their real request. The embodied needs, carry, and negotiation rules live in
+   focused `PlayerNeedsSystem`/`PlayerNegotiationSystem` collaborators and are
+   covered by headless, runtime, and schema-restore regressions.
 
 Do not start with GIS data, a full city, a large asset pack, or more NPC
 mechanics. The next proof is a beautiful stage for the systems that already