Allow Distrans before the first ordinary auction bid

docs/RICHESE_ACQUISITION_RULES.md

@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ The updated physical Karama explicitly includes alliance abilities among cancell
 
 **Directly supported by the face.** Its owner gives another player one Treachery Card from the owner's hand, provided the other player's hand is not full. Any other faction can receive it, without requiring an alliance. The effect has no printed spice fee. Distrans is discarded after use; the gifted card transfers without being discarded. The printed exception is “other than during a bid.” The effect is a card effect, not itself a faction/alliance power that generic Karama cancels. No recipient accept/refuse step is printed.
 
-**Unresolved exact span.** No retrieved primary answer defines whether “a bid” means the complete auction of one card or only an individual bid declaration. Treating the whole Bidding phase as forbidden is broader than the face. A defensible bounded policy blocks Distrans throughout an unresolved lot, including Silent submissions and payment, while allowing it between lots when no bid is pending. Record that as an interpretation until clarified. Never permit it between Silent submissions to probe hidden commitments or invalidate fixed eligibility without a settlement policy.
+**Selected provisional span — 26 October 2026.** No retrieved primary answer defines whether “a bid” means the complete auction of one card or only an individual bid declaration. Treating the whole Bidding phase as forbidden is broader than the face. Under the 14 October recommended-policy authority, an untouched ordinary lot now permits use before its first bid or pass, with its dealt pool and cycle intact. Active bids and unpaid special lots, including Silent submissions, remain guarded; paid-sale use keeps its existing separate allowance. [Current timing and live hand-capacity contract](RICHESE_DISTRANS_ENGINE_AUDIT.md#untouched-ordinary-lot--26-october-2026). Never use a transfer between Silent submissions to probe hidden commitments or invalidate fixed eligibility without a settlement policy.
 
 Distrans itself as the gifted card is not resolved by the face's give-then-discard instruction. Do not put the same physical card in both the recipient's hand and discard; reject that target as unsupported pending clarification. Other reserved/committed-card and answer-first constraints are the same continuation concerns as the alliance gift. A successful ordinary transfer consumes exactly the chosen separate card plus Distrans from the donor's hand, adds the chosen card to the recipient, and puts only Distrans in normal discard. This produces a new discard event relevant to future Semuta integration.