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King move keeps the queenside right · case 02

After Ke1-f1, white still holds the Q castling right.

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Case contract

Input: {"board" (before the move), "rights": castling rights string or "-", "move": [from, to], "halfmove"}. Return the next {"rights", "ep", "halfmove"}: a king move removes both of its side's rights; any move from or onto h1/a1/h8/a8 removes the matching right; a pawn double step sets ep to the skipped square only when an enemy pawn stands beside the destination; the halfmove clock resets on pawn moves and captures, else increments. Empty rights render as "-".

Why this case matters

These updates decide whether castling and en passant are legal on later moves.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

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

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
king move clears both	`{"ep": null, "halfmove": 4, "rights": "Qkq"}`	`{"ep": null, "halfmove": 4, "rights": "kq"}`	Failed

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