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Pawn reskin Slice 1 — peasant sprites replace coloured disc

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Pawns now render as AnimatedSprite2D children sourced from ElvGames
"Farming Characters Pack" atlases (Pack 1, characters 001-015). Each
pawn picks one of 15 peasants deterministically from name hash:
Bram=004, Cora=013, Edda=001.

Animations: idle_down/left/right/up + walk_down/left/right/up (4 fps
idle, 8 fps walk, looped) + dead (single frame, no loop). Pawn picks
animation each _process tick from (is_downed, is_walking, facing).
Facing is now a Vector2i field updated in _advance_walk; round-trips
through save/load.

Sprite mounting is deferred from _ready() to setup() / from_dict()
because the atlas pick depends on pawn_name, which isn't assigned at
_ready time.  _mount_sprite() is idempotent for the save-load chain.

_atlas_for_pawn(pawn) is the single Slice-2 extension point —
swapping atlases based on equipped armor in a future sprint is a
one-function change.

_draw() stripped of body disc + downed-rotation; now overlay-only
(selection ring + carry indicator). AnimatedSprite2D child uses
z_index=-1 so the overlays stay on top.

45 PNGs copied into art/sprites/characters/ + 45 .import companions.
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class_name PawnSpriteFrames extends RefCounted
## Builds a SpriteFrames resource from a {idle, walk, dead} atlas trio for a
## peasant character. Atlases are 128×128 with 4 rows (down/left/right/up)
## × 4 frames (32×32 cells). Idle + Walk produce 4 directional animations
## each (loop=true); Dead is a single frame (loop=false) from row 0.
##
## Created via PawnSpriteFrames.build(atlases) from Pawn._ready(). The
## returned SpriteFrames is assigned to an AnimatedSprite2D's sprite_frames.
const CELL: int = 32
const DIRS: Array[StringName] = [&"down", &"left", &"right", &"up"]
## Build a SpriteFrames containing:
## idle_down/left/right/up — 4 frames each, loop, 4 fps
## walk_down/left/right/up — 4 frames each, loop, 8 fps
## dead — 1 frame, no loop (from idle/dead row 0 col 0)
##
## `atlases` is a Dictionary with three Texture2D values keyed by "idle",
## "walk", "dead". Each texture is 128×128.
static func build(atlases: Dictionary) -> SpriteFrames:
var sf := SpriteFrames.new()
# AnimatedSprite2D auto-creates a `default` animation; remove it so the
# scene doesn't render an empty placeholder if a caller mistypes an anim name.
if sf.has_animation(&"default"):
sf.remove_animation(&"default")
_add_directional(sf, &"idle", atlases["idle"], true, 4.0)
_add_directional(sf, &"walk", atlases["walk"], true, 8.0)
# Dead — single 32×32 frame from row 0 (down-facing) of the dead atlas.
sf.add_animation(&"dead")
sf.set_animation_loop(&"dead", false)
var dead_at := AtlasTexture.new()
dead_at.atlas = atlases["dead"]
dead_at.region = Rect2(0, 0, CELL, CELL)
sf.add_frame(&"dead", dead_at)
return sf
static func _add_directional(sf: SpriteFrames, prefix: StringName, tex: Texture2D, loop: bool, fps: float) -> void:
for row in 4:
var anim_name := StringName("%s_%s" % [prefix, DIRS[row]])
sf.add_animation(anim_name)
sf.set_animation_loop(anim_name, loop)
sf.set_animation_speed(anim_name, fps)
for col in 4:
var at := AtlasTexture.new()
at.atlas = tex
at.region = Rect2(col * CELL, row * CELL, CELL, CELL)
sf.add_frame(anim_name, at)