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Decouple base configuration and administration from companions

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# Original feature coverage
This tracks responsibilities suggested by the installed original’s 299 script paths. It is a filename-based inventory, not an audit of original implementation behavior. Each entry is assigned once in `original-feature-coverage.json`. No category is considered complete merely because some successor code exists. Runtime acceptance remains in `acceptance.json`.
The first release remains vanilla Everon, prison start and twelve players. Alternate starts and cosmetic parity are tracked as later work rather than silently omitted. First-release categories still contain unfinished work.
| Responsibility | State | Original scripts | Remaining work |
| --- | --- | ---: | --- |
| Helicopter-crash and hideout starts | pending (later) | 4 | Author separate layouts and progression rules after the prison release. |
| Spectators and follow cameras | partial (first-release) | 10 | Verify remote streaming, target changes, death/reconnect and camera presentation on real clients. |
| Time, weather, lights and night options | pending (first-release) | 10 | Provide independent environment settings and test their effects; current world uses vanilla defaults. |
| Voice, music, feedback and effects | pending (later) | 14 | Review which feedback is required for clear play; author replacements without importing original audio or UI assets. |
| Health, unconsciousness and casualty handling | partial (first-release) | 11 | Vanilla health/casualty systems are the basis. Verify unconsciousness, revival, transport, bleedout and their mission consequences. |
| Enemy coordination, support and threat assessment | partial (first-release) | 48 | HQ alone coordinates physical forces. Complete support scheduling, mortar firing, aircraft, transport/rearming and losses without spawning responses. |
| Ambient patrols, vehicles and civilians | pending (first-release) | 16 | Author bounded initial population and routes, integrate reports with HQ, and measure runtime cost; no alert-driven population duplication. |
| Faction, group and asset catalogs | partial (first-release) | 16 | Validate injected vanilla catalog and asset affiliation. Alternative faction packs remain later scope. |
| Prison layout, locks and initial equipment | partial (first-release) | 12 | Manual access, equipment for twelve players, layouts, threat balance and start placement need validation. |
| Extraction vehicle and round results | partial (first-release) | 5 | Validate manual piloting, seating for twelve, partial escape, unconscious occupants, losses and results on remote clients. |
| Radio objectives, tasks and discovery | partial (first-release) | 21 | Validate visible task/map presentation, simultaneous actions, discovery replication and complete manual objective route. |
| Physical equipment, storage and scavenging | partial (first-release) | 23 | More supply locations, balancing, manual inventory access, destruction and network ownership; finite stock replaces refill systems. |
| Usable vehicles, locks, alarms and navigation | pending (first-release) | 17 | Author finite vehicles and usable routes; integrate vanilla entry/storage/repair with independent access and alarm behavior where required. |
| Locations, compositions and population ownership | partial (first-release) | 32 | Expand towns/outposts/checkpoints and turret population, retain losses, establish proximity/discovery events and bounded cleanup. |
| Player identity, spawning and reconnect | partial (first-release) | 14 | Real dedicated-server joining, reconnects, connection-ID reuse, spent lives, late extraction arrivals and spectator transitions. |
| Mission setup, configuration and administration | partial (first-release) | 16 | Core commands and startup status need native and remote validation; complete player-facing pre-round setup and environment/difficulty choices. |
| Mission state, restart and base framework | partial (first-release) | 7 | Separate remaining objective/lifecycle policies, test mission failure reporting and multiplayer restart/cleanup. |
| General helpers, editor labels and shared types | partial (review) | 23 | Use vanilla utilities or small independent helpers as each consumer is replaced. A filename match does not establish equivalent behavior. |
The original’s world compositions, UI resources and audio are not migration inputs. The successor requires newly authored replacements or vanilla systems. The inventory does not grant permission to reuse them.