feat: trash finesses & trash bluffs always unnecessary

docs/convention-attribution.mdx

@@ -78,7 +78,6 @@ title: Convention Attribution
 | The Trash Order Chop Move                                           | Zamiel & Libster                    |
 | Duplication Responsibility                                          | Zamiel                              |
 | The Promise Clue & The Promise Discard                              | Zamiel & Libster                    |
-| The Unnecessary Trash Finesse/Bluff Chop Move                       | Libster                             |
 | The Surreptitious Finesse                                           | Sankala                             |
 | The Early 5's Chop Move                                             | Libster                             |
 | The 5 Pull                                                          | Libster                             |
@@ -97,7 +96,6 @@ title: Convention Attribution
 | The Inverted 5's Tempo Clue                                         | NoMercy                             |
 | Discharge                                                           | Razvogor                            |
 | The Unknown Trash Discharge                                         | Sankala                             |
-| The Unnecessary Trash Push                                          | sjdrodge                            |
 | Trash Touch Elimination                                             | sjdrodge                            |
 | The Bad Chop Move Ejection                                          | IAMJEFF                             |
 | The 5 Color Ejection                                                | IAMJEFF                             |

docs/level-14.mdx

@@ -45,6 +45,7 @@ import TrashPush from "@site/image-generator/yml/level-14/trash-push.yml";
   - For example, if the red stack is played up to the red 3, then you **cannot** use a red clue to initiate a _Trash Bluff_, because a blind-play will make the clued card look like the red 5.
   - For example, if the red stack is played up to the red 4, then you can use a red clue to initiate a _Trash Bluff_, because a blind-play will prove that the clued card is not a red 5.
 - In the case where multiple cards are clued as part of a _Trash Bluff_, **all** of the touched cards are considered to be trash.
+- For level 25 players, there are [additional rules](level-25.mdx#trash-finesses-and-trash-bluffs-are-always-unnecessary) relating to _Trash Bluffs_.
 
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@@ -79,6 +80,8 @@ import TrashPush from "@site/image-generator/yml/level-14/trash-push.yml";
 
 <TrashFinesseTwoCards />
 
+- For level 25 players, there are [additional rules](level-25.mdx#trash-finesses-and-trash-bluffs-are-always-unnecessary) relating to \_Trash Finesses.
+
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 ### The Reverse Trash Finesse

docs/level-25.mdx

@@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ import UnnecessaryBadChopMoveEjection from "@site/image-generator/yml/level-25/u
 
 ## Unnecessary Moves
 
-- Experienced players will know about all sorts of tricky ways to "get" cards - the _Trash Bluff_, the _Trash Finesse_, the _Unknown Trash Discharge_, the _Trash Push_, and so forth.
-- In most cases, these complicated moves end up being a 1-for-1, which is not very efficient. Consider that doing a complicated move like a _Trash Bluff_ as a 1-for-1 is pretty pointless if the cluer can instead just give a direct _Play Clue_ to the card that needs to be played as a 1-for-1. Giving "normal" _Play Clues_ is much less likely to go wrong!
+- Experienced players will know about all sorts of tricky ways to "get" cards - the _Trash Push_, the _Unknown Trash Discharge_, and so forth.
+- In most cases, these complicated moves end up being a 1-for-1, which is not very efficient. Consider that doing a complicated move like a _Trash Push_ as a 1-for-1 is pretty pointless if the cluer can instead just give a direct _Play Clue_ to the card that needs to be played as a 1-for-1. Giving "normal" _Play Clues_ is much less likely to go wrong!
 - Therefore, advanced moves are generally used in situations where the card that needs to be played is hard to clue directly. For example:
   - It could be "blocked" by other cards (e.g. two of the same card in the hand).
   - It could be on chop and "blocked" in the sense that any clue given would look like a _Save Clue_ instead of a _Play Clue_.
@@ -29,6 +29,12 @@ import UnnecessaryBadChopMoveEjection from "@site/image-generator/yml/level-25/u
 
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+### Trash Finesses and Trash Bluffs Are Always Unnecessary
+
+- As explained in the previous section, tricky moves can either be _necessary_ or _unnecessary_.
+- However, we explicitly agree that _Trash Finesses_ and _Trash Bluffs_ are always treated as being _unnecessary_, regardless of whether it was actually possible to "get" the blind-played card with a normal clue.
+- The reason for this special status is to simplify thing a little bit, as _Trash Finesses_ and _Trash Bluffs_ are really common, and it can be a real pain to figure out whether they are actually _necessary_ or not.
+
 ### Unnecessary Moves with Known Trash --> Ignition
 
 - If **known trash** is used as clue target, the "extra" thing is an _Ignition_. The _Ignition_ must be on Bob, unless Alice had a very good reason not to let Bob give the clue, similar to how _Double Ignition_ works.

misc/announcement-backlog.md

@@ -6,12 +6,21 @@ As noted in the [convention changes document](convention-changes.md), sometimes
 
 ## The Backlog (General Conventions)
 
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+@everyone Deleted conventions:
+
+**Unnecessary Trash Finesse** & **Unnecessary Trash Bluff** (by pianoblook)
+
+```text
+- The special conventions called the **Unnecessary Trash Finesse** and the **Unnecessary Trash Bluff** are deleted.
+- Now, all *Trash Finesses* and all *Trash Bluffs* are treated as unnecessary. In other words, all *Trash Finesses* and all *Trash Bluffs* perform *Chop Moves* or *Trash Pushes* when they are performed.
+```
 
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 ## The Backlog (Variant-Specific Conventions)
 
+@everyone New variant-specific conventions:
+
 **Red Fix Clue** (by Dr. Kakashi)
 
 ```text
@@ -20,6 +29,4 @@ n/a
 - We arbitrarily choose red since it is the left-most color.
 ```
 
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