https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/commit/68fc3de4d89064c9e5eae21c
Added Files:
src/doors/syncscumm/test/boot_bass_pkg.sh xtrn/syncbass/.gitignore README.md getdata.js install-xtrn.ini scummvm.example.ini
Log Message:
syncscumm: re-home Beneath a Steel Sky into an xtrn/syncbass package

Beneath a Steel Sky had only a development entry -- the door run straight
from the build tree against a test-fixture game copy. This gives it a
proper installable package alongside syncqueen: xtrn/syncbass, with an install-xtrn.ini (native door, DOOR32.SYS, per-user saves under data/user/<####>/syncbass/), a getdata.js that fetches the freeware CD
build
over HTTPS and verifies it against ScummVM's published sha256, a
reference scummvm.example.ini, and a README.

Unlike Flight of the Amazon Queen, which ships two genuinely distinct
builds, BASS needs only one: the CD build renders both speech and
on-screen subtitles from a single data set. So the package installs it
flat in the package directory itself and the door, given no --path,
defaults to that directory -- where sst_select_datadir finds no talkie/
or floppy/ sub-dir and falls back to the single build for every session;
audio then rides the subtitles-auto default -- speech to a terminal that
can play it, subtitles to one that cannot. The CD build is
self-contained: it carries sky.cpt, the sky engine's required data file,
so no SYNCSCUMM_DATA search set is needed (only the freeware floppy
build, which this package does not use, omits it).

A headless package boot test (boot_bass_pkg.sh) verifies the
self-contained in-band path boots clean without a SYNCSCUMM_DATA search
set.

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