fix(issue-4): replace hardcoded BLOCKING_TYPES with metadata-driven ITEM_METADATA (#20)

* fix(issue-4): add missing solid floor props to BLOCKING_TYPES

Audited all furniture types defined in furnitureDefaults.ts and
geometry.ts (ITEM_FOOTPRINT) against BLOCKING_TYPES in navigation.ts.

Added five previously missing solid floor props:
- water_cooler: freestanding floor appliance, agents pathfound through it
- server_terminal: floor-standing terminal in the server room
- dishwasher: floor appliance in the kitchen area
- easel: floor-standing art-room prop
- beanbag: floor seat large enough to obstruct walking paths

Also adds a unit test asserting every newly-added type is correctly
blocked in the nav grid, and that non-solid desk decorations (keyboard)
remain free.

* refactor(nav): replace hardcoded BLOCKING_TYPES with metadata-driven ITEM_METADATA

Previously, buildNavGrid() maintained a hardcoded BLOCKING_TYPES set in
navigation.ts. The issue #4 fix added the five missing solid props directly
to that set, but this approach is brittle — every new furniture type requires
a separate PR touching navigation.ts to stay correct.

This rework introduces ITEM_METADATA in geometry.ts (alongside the existing
ITEM_FOOTPRINT record) as the single source of truth for per-type navigation
properties:

  export const ITEM_METADATA: Record<string, { blocksNavigation: boolean }>

Each item type explicitly declares blocksNavigation: true/false. The five
props fixed in issue #4 (water_cooler, server_terminal, dishwasher, easel,
beanbag) retain their blocking status. Unknown types default to false, so
future decorative items never accidentally block navigation.

Changes:
- geometry.ts: add ITEM_METADATA export (64 type entries)
- navigation.ts: remove BLOCKING_TYPES set; add itemBlocksNavigation() helper
  that reads ITEM_METADATA[type]?.blocksNavigation ?? false; update buildNavGrid()
  to call it
- tests/unit/navigation.navBlockers.test.ts: retain original 5 solid-prop tests;
  add metadata-driven test suite covering: all blocking types from metadata,
  all non-blocking types from metadata, runtime-added type with blocksNavigation:true,
  and unknown-type safe fallback

All 10 tests pass; lint clean; only pre-existing TS2367 (issue #13) remains.

* test(navigation): add extended nav blocker tests (issue #4)

Additional tests for buildNavGrid and astar pathfinding:
- Adjacent blocking items create a continuous impassable wall
- Blocking item near grid edge/boundary causes no out-of-bounds errors
- Full pathfinding integration: astar routes AROUND a cabinet placed between
  start and end (not just that cells are blocked)
- desk_cubicle explicitly does NOT block — confirmed via ITEM_METADATA
- door explicitly does NOT block — agents must walk through doors

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Co-authored-by: Neo (subagent) <neo@openclaw.local>
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@@ -97,6 +97,80 @@ export const getItemBaseSize = (item: FurnitureItem) => {
};
};
/**
* Per-type metadata for furniture items.
*
* blocksNavigation: true → solid floor-standing prop; marks grid cells as impassable.
* blocksNavigation: false → desk decoration, wall-mounted, elevated, or passable item.
*
* This is the single source of truth for nav-blocking behaviour. `buildNavGrid` in
* navigation.ts reads this instead of maintaining its own hardcoded type set.
*/
export const ITEM_METADATA: Record<string, { blocksNavigation: boolean }> = {
// ── structural ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
wall: { blocksNavigation: true },
door: { blocksNavigation: false }, // passable
// ── seating / lounge ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
chair: { blocksNavigation: false }, // passable / agents sit on them
couch: { blocksNavigation: true },
couch_v: { blocksNavigation: true },
beanbag: { blocksNavigation: true }, // large floor seat (issue #4)
// ── desks / workstations ──────────────────────────────────────────────────
desk_cubicle: { blocksNavigation: false }, // agents stand at these; collision handled separately
executive_desk: { blocksNavigation: true },
// ── tables ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
round_table: { blocksNavigation: true },
table_rect: { blocksNavigation: true },
pingpong: { blocksNavigation: true },
// ── storage / shelving ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
bookshelf: { blocksNavigation: true },
cabinet: { blocksNavigation: true },
wall_cabinet: { blocksNavigation: false }, // wall-mounted; agents walk under
// ── kitchen appliances ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
fridge: { blocksNavigation: true },
stove: { blocksNavigation: true },
microwave: { blocksNavigation: false }, // counter-top / elevated
dishwasher: { blocksNavigation: true }, // floor appliance (issue #4)
sink: { blocksNavigation: true },
coffee_machine: { blocksNavigation: false }, // elevated on counter
// ── office equipment ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
printer: { blocksNavigation: true },
vending: { blocksNavigation: true },
atm: { blocksNavigation: true },
whiteboard: { blocksNavigation: true },
computer: { blocksNavigation: false }, // desk item
keyboard: { blocksNavigation: false }, // desk decoration
mouse: { blocksNavigation: false }, // desk decoration
// ── server room ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
server_rack: { blocksNavigation: true },
server_terminal: { blocksNavigation: true }, // floor-standing terminal (issue #4)
sms_booth: { blocksNavigation: true },
phone_booth: { blocksNavigation: true },
// ── QA lab ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
qa_terminal: { blocksNavigation: true },
device_rack: { blocksNavigation: true },
test_bench: { blocksNavigation: true },
// ── gym ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
treadmill: { blocksNavigation: true },
weight_bench: { blocksNavigation: true },
dumbbell_rack: { blocksNavigation: true },
exercise_bike: { blocksNavigation: true },
punching_bag: { blocksNavigation: true },
rowing_machine: { blocksNavigation: true },
kettlebell_rack: { blocksNavigation: true },
yoga_mat: { blocksNavigation: true },
// ── art room ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
easel: { blocksNavigation: true }, // floor-standing prop (issue #4)
// ── water cooler ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
water_cooler: { blocksNavigation: true }, // freestanding floor appliance (issue #4)
// ── decorative / small ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
plant: { blocksNavigation: true },
lamp: { blocksNavigation: false }, // floor lamp but thin; passable in practice
trash: { blocksNavigation: false }, // small bin
clock: { blocksNavigation: false }, // wall-mounted
mug: { blocksNavigation: false }, // desk item
};
export const FURNITURE_ROTATION: Record<string, number> = {
couch: Math.PI,
couch_v: Math.PI / 2,
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@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ import {
import {
getItemBounds,
ITEM_FOOTPRINT,
ITEM_METADATA,
snap,
} from "@/features/retro-office/core/geometry";
import type {
@@ -75,49 +76,20 @@ const GRID_ROWS = Math.ceil(CANVAS_H / GRID_CELL);
export type NavGrid = Uint8Array;
// These types define the coarse collision world for pathfinding. Keep this list conservative:
// add types here when they materially block walking, and use dedicated route helpers when a
// room needs staged entry behavior instead of a single destination point.
const BLOCKING_TYPES = new Set([
"wall",
"round_table",
"couch",
"couch_v",
"executive_desk",
"bookshelf",
"pingpong",
"table_rect",
"cabinet",
"fridge",
"plant",
"whiteboard",
"vending",
"atm",
"sms_booth",
"phone_booth",
"server_rack",
"sink",
"printer",
"stove",
"microwave",
"qa_terminal",
"device_rack",
"test_bench",
"treadmill",
"weight_bench",
"dumbbell_rack",
"exercise_bike",
"punching_bag",
"rowing_machine",
"kettlebell_rack",
"yoga_mat",
]);
/**
* Returns true if the given item type should block pathfinding cells.
* Driven by ITEM_METADATA.blocksNavigation — the single source of truth for
* nav-blocking behaviour. Unknown types default to false (non-blocking) so
* newly added decorative items never accidentally block navigation.
*/
const itemBlocksNavigation = (type: string): boolean =>
ITEM_METADATA[type]?.blocksNavigation ?? false;
export function buildNavGrid(furniture: FurnitureItem[]): NavGrid {
const grid = new Uint8Array(GRID_COLS * GRID_ROWS);
const pad = GRID_CELL * 0.6;
for (const item of furniture) {
if (!BLOCKING_TYPES.has(item.type)) continue;
if (!itemBlocksNavigation(item.type)) continue;
const bounds = getItemBounds(item);
const x1 = bounds.x - pad;
const y1 = bounds.y - pad;