docs(core,data): complete Phases 0–2 of in-place card_game rewrite

Phase 0 – doc fixes (docs/card-game-integration.md):
- Correct stale "no serde" claim: upstream has serde at rev 99b49e62
- Correct take_from_foundation default description (Allowed, not Disallowed)
- Document schema v3→v4 migration and AnyInstruction strategy

Phase 1 – delegate check_win / check_auto_complete to upstream:
- Proptests verify semantic agreement with is_win() / is_win_trivial()
  across 256 random states before delegation

Phase 2 – schema v4 with v3 auto-migration:
- SavedInstruction mirror types kept as legacy compat module (needed by
  solitaire_data::ReplayMove and solitaire_wasm replay layer)
- klondike_adapter.rs: add comprehensive legacy-purpose doc comment
- proptest_tests.rs: add check_auto_complete/check_win semantic proofs
- storage.rs: rename round-trip test to v4, add v3-migrates-to-v4 test

Also track the rewrite plan (docs/in-place-card-game-rewrite-plan.md).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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### 4. `take_from_foundation` House Rule *(upstream merged — v0.3.0)*
`MoveFromFoundationConfig` is now part of `KlondikeConfig`. When set to `Disallowed`, `is_instruction_valid` blocks foundation → tableau instructions.
**Important:** The upstream default is `MoveFromFoundationConfig::Allowed`. Ferrous Solitaire uses the standard rule (foundation cards cannot be moved back) as the default, with the house rule as an opt-in. Our adapter explicitly sets `Disallowed` in the default `KlondikeConfig` and switches to `Allowed` only when the user toggles the house-rule option.
**Default behaviour:** The upstream default is `MoveFromFoundationConfig::Allowed`. Ferrous Solitaire **also defaults to Allowed** (`take_from_foundation: true` in `GameState`, `Settings`). This matches the upstream default and provides the most beginner-friendly experience. The player can disable foundation returns via a settings toggle (`take_from_foundation = false`), which maps to `Disallowed`.
**In our wrapper:** Construct `KlondikeConfig { move_from_foundation: MoveFromFoundationConfig::Disallowed, .. }` by default; mirror the user's settings toggle to `Allowed`. No custom intercept needed — `klondike` enforces the rule automatically.
**In our wrapper:** `KlondikeAdapter::config_for(draw_mode, take_from_foundation)` constructs `KlondikeConfig { move_from_foundation: if take_from_foundation { Allowed } else { Disallowed }, .. }`. No custom intercept needed — `klondike` enforces the rule automatically.
### 5. JSON Serialisation / Persistence
`solitaire_core::GameState` serialises the full mid-game state to JSON via `serde` so the engine can save on exit and restore on launch. `KlondikeState` derives `Clone` + `Eq` + `Hash` but not `Serialize` / `Deserialize`. No upstream changes are needed — this is handled externally.
`solitaire_core::GameState` serialises the full mid-game state to JSON via `serde` so the engine can save on exit and restore on launch.
**Current verification (2026-06-01):** `klondike v0.3.0` and `card_game v0.4.0`
crate manifests expose no `serde` dependency/feature, and source exports no
serde derives for instruction/state snapshot types. Keep Ferrous'
`SavedInstruction` bridge in place.
**Upstream serde status (rev 99b49e62):** At this revision, `klondike` and `card_game` both enable a `serde` feature. All nine instruction/pile types (`KlondikeInstruction`, `KlondikePile`, `KlondikePileStack`, `DstFoundation`, `DstTableau`, `TableauStack`, `Foundation`, `Tableau`, `SkipCards`) derive `serde::Serialize` + `serde::Deserialize` under that feature. The workspace `Cargo.toml` enables `features = ["serde"]`.
**Session history:** `StateSnapshot<G>` stores the pre-move game state and instruction. On load, the session is reconstructed from the serialised snapshot history — no full replay from seed needed.
**Schema v4 (current):** `saved_moves` serialises as `Vec<KlondikeInstruction>` using upstream named-variant serde. Example: `{"DstFoundation": {"src": "Stock", "foundation": "Foundation1"}}`.
**In our wrapper:** Serialise the `solitaire_core` wrapper struct using newtypes. Define `SavedInstruction` (a `Serialize + Deserialize` mirror of `KlondikeInstruction`) and `SavedStateSnapshot`. Reconstruct `SessionState` from the deserialised history. Schema version field lives on our wrapper.
**Schema v3 (legacy, auto-migrated):** `saved_moves` used local `SavedInstruction` mirror types with u8 indices. Example: `{"DstFoundation": {"src": "Stock", "foundation": 0}}`. On load, an `AnyInstruction` untagged serde enum transparently upgrades v3 instructions to v4 and the file is written back in v4 format. The `SavedInstruction` bridge types are retained in `solitaire_core::klondike_adapter` for this migration path and for backward-compatible `solitaire_data::ReplayMove` / WASM replay formats.
**Session history:** `StateSnapshot<G>` stores the pre-move game state and instruction. On load, the session is reconstructed by replaying the instruction history against a fresh deal — no full state snapshot needed.
**In our wrapper:** `GameState::Serialize` emits schema v4 (upstream instruction types). `GameState::Deserialize` accepts v3 (auto-migrates) and v4 (direct). Schema version field lives on our wrapper.
### 6. Typed Move Errors
`solitaire_core::error::MoveError` returns structured errors the engine uses to trigger UI feedback (wrong-destination toast, stock-empty chime, etc.):