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Double check answered by a blocking move · case 03

With rook and knight both giving check, a queen interposition is accepted.

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Case contract

Input: {"board", "move": [from, to]} for a non-king piece whose king may be in check (pins are ignored). Return true if the move is allowed by the check rules: no check means true; double check means false; a single check is answered by capturing the checker or, for a rook, bishop or queen checker, by moving onto a square strictly between it and the king.

Why this case matters

Move validators gate every move in engines, servers and arbiters; accepting an illegal move or rejecting a legal one corrupts the game record.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
double check capture one	`true`	`false`	Failed

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