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docs(naming): dance codes are ceremony-based (<ceremony><NN>)

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -36,9 +36,11 @@ Two-stage names. **New dances get a provisional id, never a content name**: at
conversion, assign the next free `nd##` from the registry — pack `nd08`, clip `ND08`, conversion, assign the next free `nd##` from the registry — pack `nd08`, clip `ND08`,
JSON `nd08.json`, variants `nd08_pp`/`ND08PP` — regardless of what the PC export was JSON `nd08.json`, variants `nd08_pp`/`ND08PP` — regardless of what the PC export was
called (a take named "firedance1" turned out to be dance1's choreography). Only when called (a take named "firedance1" turned out to be dance1's choreography). Only when
Jeremy **adopts** a take for a specific in-game dance is it renamed to its dance code: Jeremy **adopts** a take for a specific in-game dance is it renamed to its dance code —
`<style><NN>` lowercase pack (`haka01`), PascalCase clip (`Haka01`) — via codes are named after the **dance ceremony** the take corresponds to: `<ceremony><NN>`
`tools/rename_clip.py` + JSON rename + registry update. Rejected takes are archived lowercase-ascii pack (`powhiri01`, `hulakahiko01`, `sivaafi01`), PascalCase clip
(`Powhiri01`) — via `tools/rename_clip.py` + JSON rename + registry update. Never
guess the ceremony; Jeremy assigns it. Rejected takes are archived
(`archive/` here; `archive/dances/` in ariki-game, which is `.gdignore`d), never deleted. (`archive/` here; `archive/dances/` in ariki-game, which is `.gdignore`d), never deleted.
Numbers are never reused. Always update the registry row when converting/adopting/archiving. Numbers are never reused. Always update the registry row when converting/adopting/archiving.
docs/dances/REGISTRY.md
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@@ -11,10 +11,13 @@ suffix: `nd08_pp` / `ND08PP`. The `nd` prefix means "not yet adopted — subject
rename or archive". Never name a new dance after its content (a take called rename or archive". Never name a new dance after its content (a take called
"firedance1" turned out to be dance1's choreography — content-guessed names lie). "firedance1" turned out to be dance1's choreography — content-guessed names lie).
**Stage 2 — adopted (chosen for a specific dance).** When Jeremy picks a take for a **Stage 2 — adopted (chosen for a specific dance ceremony).** Dance codes are named
specific in-game dance, it is renamed to its **dance code**: `<style><NN>` — lowercase after the **ceremony the dance belongs to in the game**: `<ceremony><NN>` — the
pack (`haka01`, `hula02`, `fire01`), PascalCase clip (`Haka01`), variants ceremony slug in lowercase ascii (no spaces/diacritics: `powhiri`, `kapahaka`, `wero`,
`haka01_pp` / `Haka01PP`. Rename with: `hulakahiko`, `hulaauana`, `sivaafi`, …), a two-digit index for multiple dances within
the same ceremony, PascalCase clip. Examples: pack `powhiri01` / clip `Powhiri01`,
variants `powhiri01_pp` / `Powhiri01PP`. A take is only renamed once Jeremy says which
ceremony it corresponds to. Rename with:
```bash ```bash
/Applications/Blender.app/Contents/MacOS/Blender --background --python tools/rename_clip.py -- \ /Applications/Blender.app/Contents/MacOS/Blender --background --python tools/rename_clip.py -- \