The upshot of this PR is that for things like 5e skill proficiencies, which can be acquired in many places (ex: race, background, AND class) you can now see which other ones you've already acquired at any given source. This should obviate the need for flipping back and forth between different pages.
If a feature has an :availability-attr that is a vector, the first
keyword in that vector becomes its "availability group."
A feature implicitly "has" an availability group if its first two
options are part of the same availability group. Alternately, a feature
could manually specify which availability groups it contributes to
by specifying the :availability-groups key. This is useful for things
like the "pick any 2" for a custom background, which allows both tool
proficiencies and languages.
See #138
The upshot of this PR is that for things like 5e skill proficiencies, which can be acquired in many places (ex: race, background, AND class) you can now see which other ones you've already acquired at any given source. This should obviate the need for flipping back and forth between different pages.
If a feature has an
:availability-attrthat is a vector, the first keyword in that vector becomes its "availability group."A feature implicitly "has" an availability group if its first two options are part of the same availability group. Alternately, a feature could manually specify which availability groups it contributes to by specifying the
:availability-groupskey. This is useful for things like the "pick any 2" for a custom background, which allows both tool proficiencies and languages.