Hey, even the README was vibe-coded!

It probably works on his machine, but telling me to run it through Docker while not providing any Docker Files or any other way to run the project kind of makes me question the validity of the project, or at least not trust it.

Whatever, I'll just build it manually and run the test:

  cargo build --release 
  
  ./tests/test-unified.sh 1 100

  Running battles...
  Error response from daemon: No such container: pokemon-rust-dev
  Comparing results...

  =======================================
  Summary
  =======================================
  Total: 100
  Passed: 0
  Failed: 0

  ALL SEEDS PASSED!

Yay! But wait, actually no? I mean 0 == 0 so thats cool.

Oh the test script only works on a specificially named container, so I HAVE to create a Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml. But I guess this is just a Research Project so it's fine. I'll just ask Opus to create them I guess. It will probably only take a minute

JK, it took like 5 minutes, because it had to figure out Cargo/Rust version or sth I don't know :( So this better work or I've wasted my precious tokens!

Ok so running cargo test inside the docker container just returns a bunch of errors:

  docker exec pokemon-rust-dev bash -c "cd /home/builder/workspace && cargo test 2>&1"

  error: could not compile `pokemon-showdown` (test "battle_simulation") due to 110 previous errors

Let's try the test script:

  ./tests/test-unified.sh 1 100

  Building release version...
   = note: `#[warn(dead_code)]` on by default

  warning: `pokemon-showdown` (example "profile_battle") generated 1 warning
  warning: `pokemon-showdown` (example "detailed_profile") generated 1 warning
      Finished `release` profile [optimized] target(s) in 0.45s

  =======================================
  Unified Testing Seeds 1-100 (100 seeds)
  =======================================

  Running battles...
  Comparing results...

  =======================================
  Summary
  =======================================
  Total: 100
  Passed: 0
  Failed: 0

  ALL SEEDS PASSED!

Yay! Wait, no. What did I miss? Maybe the test script needs the original TS source code to work? I cloned it into a folder next to this project and... nope, nothing.

At this point I give up. I could not verify if this port works. If it does, that's very, VERY cool. But I think when claiming something like this it is REALLY important to make it as easily verifiable as possible. I tried for like 20 minutes, if someone smarter than me figured it out please tell me how you got the tests to pass.