domain

var (
	ErrCompetitorStatusMissingPlayerID = errors.New("competitor_status: playerId must be set")
	ErrCompetitorStatusMissingReason   = errors.New("competitor_status: reason required when not eligible")
)

var (
	ErrLineupMissingSenpo    = errors.New("team_lineup: senpo must be present")
	ErrLineupMissingTaisho   = errors.New("team_lineup: taisho must be present")
	ErrLineupTooManyMissing  = errors.New("team_lineup: 3+ missing positions — team is disqualified")
	ErrLineupTeamSizeInvalid = errors.New("team_lineup: teamSize must be positive")
)

var Glossary = map[string]Term{

	"hikiwake": {
		ID:      "hikiwake",
		Kanji:   "引き分け",
		Short:   "Draw",
		Tooltip: "The match ended tied — both competitors finished with equal points and no winner is declared. Common in pool matches; knockout matches go to overtime (encho) instead.",
		SeeAlso: []string{"encho"},
	},
	"encho": {
		ID:      "encho",
		Kanji:   "延長",
		Short:   "Overtime",
		Tooltip: "Overtime — when a knockout match is tied at the end of regulation, an extra period is played until someone scores. Scoring in Encho follows ippon-shobu rules: first to one point wins.",
		SeeAlso: []string{"ippon-shobu", "ippon"},
	},
	"kiken": {
		ID:      "kiken",
		Kanji:   "棄権",
		Short:   "Withdrawal",
		Tooltip: "The competitor withdraws. Two sub-types: Voluntary (FIK Art. 31) — permanent disqualification from the competition; Injury (FIK Art. 30) — can be reinstated if a doctor and shinpan permit it. The opponent wins 2–0 by default.",
	},
	"kiken-voluntary": {
		ID:      "kiken-voluntary",
		Kanji:   "棄権",
		Short:   "Voluntary withdrawal",
		Tooltip: "FIK Article 31 — the competitor voluntarily withdraws. They forfeit this match (opponent wins 2–0) and are permanently barred from all later matches in this competition.",
	},
	"kiken-injury": {
		ID:      "kiken-injury",
		Kanji:   "棄権",
		Short:   "Injury withdrawal",
		Tooltip: "FIK Article 30 — the competitor withdraws due to injury or illness. They forfeit this match (opponent wins 2–0) and are blocked from later matches, but can be reinstated if a doctor and shinpan-in approve.",
	},
	"fusenpai": {
		ID:      "fusenpai",
		Kanji:   "不戦敗",
		Short:   "No-show forfeit",
		Tooltip: "The competitor didn't appear when called to court. The opponent wins 2–0 by default. (Literal meaning: no-fight loss.)",
	},
	"fusensho": {
		ID:      "fusensho",
		Kanji:   "不戦勝",
		Short:   "Bye-win",
		Tooltip: "In a team match, when one team is short a player for a bout, the present opponent wins that bout 2–0 without fighting. (Literal meaning: no-fight win.)",
	},
	"daihyosen": {
		ID:      "daihyosen",
		Kanji:   "代表選",
		Short:   "Representative bout",
		Tooltip: "Tiebreaker for team knockout matches. When two teams finish equal on both individual wins and points, each picks one player to fight a single-point bout (ippon-shobu) to decide the match.",
		SeeAlso: []string{"ippon-shobu", "ippon"},
	},
	"hansoku": {
		ID:      "hansoku",
		Kanji:   "反則",
		Short:   "Penalty",
		Tooltip: "A foul. Two hansoku awarded to a competitor give the opponent one free point.",
	},
	"shiro": {
		ID:      "shiro",
		Kanji:   "白",
		Short:   "White",
		Tooltip: "The competitor wearing a white ribbon at the back. Always shown on the left in this app.",
	},
	"aka": {
		ID:      "aka",
		Kanji:   "赤",
		Short:   "Red",
		Tooltip: "The competitor wearing a red ribbon at the back. Always shown on the right in this app.",
	},
	"shiaijo": {
		ID:      "shiaijo",
		Kanji:   "試合場",
		Short:   "Court",
		Tooltip: "The marked floor area where matches are fought. Labelled A, B, C, etc.",
	},
	"ippon": {
		ID:      "ippon",
		Kanji:   "一本",
		Short:   "Point",
		Tooltip: "A valid point — a clean strike with correct form, posture, and spirit. First competitor to two ippon wins the match (or one in overtime).",
	},

	"ippon-shobu": {
		ID:      "ippon-shobu",
		Kanji:   "一本勝負",
		Short:   "Single-point match",
		Tooltip: "First competitor to score one ippon wins. Used in overtime (encho) and tiebreaker (daihyosen) bouts.",
		SeeAlso: []string{"ippon", "encho", "daihyosen"},
	},
	"kachinuki": {
		ID:      "kachinuki",
		Kanji:   "勝ち抜き",
		Short:   "Winner-stays-on",
		Tooltip: "A team format where the winner of each bout stays on to face the next opponent. A draw retires both. The match ends when one team has no more players left.",
	},
	"senpo": {
		ID:      "senpo",
		Kanji:   "先鋒",
		Short:   "First player",
		Tooltip: "The team's first player — fights bout 1 in a 5-person team. Senpo must be filled; this position cannot be left vacant, even when a teammate is withdrawn.",
	},
	"jiho": {
		ID:      "jiho",
		Kanji:   "次鋒",
		Short:   "Second player",
		Tooltip: "The team's second player — fights bout 2. If a team is short one player, FIK rules require that the Jiho position is the one left vacant.",
	},
	"chuken": {
		ID:      "chuken",
		Kanji:   "中堅",
		Short:   "Middle player",
		Tooltip: "The team's middle player — fights bout 3 in a 5-person team.",
	},
	"fukusho": {
		ID:      "fukusho",
		Kanji:   "副将",
		Short:   "Vice-captain",
		Tooltip: "The team's vice-captain — fights bout 4. If a team is short two players, FIK rules require jiho and Fukusho to be the two vacant positions.",
		SeeAlso: []string{"jiho"},
	},
	"taisho": {
		ID:      "taisho",
		Kanji:   "大将",
		Short:   "Captain",
		Tooltip: "The team's captain — fights the final bout (bout 5). Like senpo, Taisho must be filled; this position cannot be left vacant.",
		SeeAlso: []string{"senpo"},
	},

	"zekken": {
		ID:      "zekken",
		Kanji:   "ゼッケン",
		Short:   "Back name-tag",
		Tooltip: "The cloth name-tag worn on the competitor's back. The display can show this name (instead of the registered name) so spectators see what's physically visible.",
	},
	"dojo": {
		ID:      "dojo",
		Kanji:   "道場",
		Short:   "Club or school",
		Tooltip: "The training school or club a competitor represents. The pool generator avoids placing two competitors from the same dojo in the same pool when it can.",
	},
	"dan": {
		ID:      "dan",
		Kanji:   "段",
		Short:   "Rank",
		Tooltip: "A competitor's grade — shodan (1st), nidan (2nd), sandan (3rd), up to 8th. Optional in the entry form.",
	},
	"waza": {
		ID:      "waza",
		Kanji:   "技",
		Short:   "Technique",
		Tooltip: "The specific type of strike scored — for example, men, kote, or do. Recorded with each ippon for the match record.",
		SeeAlso: []string{"ippon"},
	},
	"kachinuki-exhaustion": {
		ID:      "kachinuki-exhaustion",
		Kanji:   "",
		Short:   "Team exhausted",
		Tooltip: "A kachinuki match ended because one team has no remaining players to send. The opposing team wins.",
		SeeAlso: []string{"kachinuki"},
	},

	"sune": {
		ID:      "sune",
		Kanji:   "すね",
		Short:   "Shin strike",
		Tooltip: "A strike to the shin. Scores a point in Naginata competitions. Not a valid scoring technique in Kendo.",
	},
}