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Expose semantic INIT column names

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2026-07-22 23:15:33 -04:00
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@@ -736,6 +736,15 @@ The dispatch keys also establish `current_item_id` and `current_skill_id` as hig
slots. This makes message/field correlation the next evidence source for the remaining sparse item and skill
columns.
The follow-up correlation pass makes that evidence directly queryable with
`init_table_profile.py --message-query REGEX` and moves confirmed item/skill row-column meanings into
structured `globals.toml` metadata. Extracted JSON and profiles now resolve raw keys to names such as
`item_stat_modifiers.critical_chance` while preserving the original address key. The message audit confirms
all populated condition columns and the female-only item mask. CHMENU also resolves the last anonymous
SKINIT parallel field as the skill-change catalog inclusion flag and separates acquired-skill state from
skill-information visibility. The remaining item/skill work is refinement rather than an unnamed populated
schema.
The remaining EBINIT unknowns are now the unread `0x7843e` enum and the signed meaning within boss classes;
enemy AI appears to live outside the static EBINIT schema. STINIT's bespoke parser remains a separate
extraction task.