Compose Ornithopter with unused Hajr movement

Replace one unused movement entitlement by the selected card mode and retain independent Hajr movement after a completed two-group flight. Preserve distinct cohorts and later legal reuse. Adopt supplied Advanced immediate-after-movement Hajr play timing with explicit provisional online/card-group interpretation; Basic timing remains.

Validation: frozen11-file132/132, types/lint/build and12 original-action/rendered-table programmes; four minimal policies retain both continuations. Actual cards are acquired by original auctions and source groups use funded shipments. Multiple Hajr cards, advisors, wider combinations, final assurance and deployed acceptance remain open. No saved-game, reset, restart or deployment operation.

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 Audit: 2026-09-06. Document-only source and engine review. The canonical component is `richese-ornithopter`; this is distinct from ordinary Arrakeen/Carthag ornithopter access and the later Ecaz discovery token. No runtime effect or complete expansion compliance is claimed here.
 
+## Hajr and unused movement entitlements — 18 October 2026
+
+**Prototyped / Partial.** The photographed Ornithopter face supplies its two
+alternatives but no Hajr combination procedure. The authorized supplied PDF,
+physical p10/logical p8, checks ordinary ornithopter access for each Force
+Movement, including Hajr. Its physical p39/logical p37 Hajr errata separately
+requires playing immediately after a Force Movement and allows reusing a moved
+group or choosing another group. This is the supplied unofficial compilation,
+not a new GF9 combination ruling. Bounded official-source follow-up found no
+card-specific resolution; the publisher PDF endpoints returned403.
+
+Under the standing choose-recommended instruction, provisionally replace one
+**unused** ordinary/Hajr movement entitlement with either a range-three move or
+two distinct normal-range groups. One Hajr adds one independent normal move:
+one two-group flight plus that Hajr permits three completed group movements.
+An earlier ordinary movement stays spent; it cannot be retrospectively counted
+as the card's first group. Its counters may join a later newly declared flight.
+The two groups within that flight must differ, while a later Hajr move may reuse
+the first card group. Range-three stays capped at three and normal range is
+recomputed for every other group. No extra shipment or spice fee is created.
+
+Advanced adopts the supplied immediate-after-play timing, correcting the older
+broader availability. A completed card group provisionally counts as a Force
+Movement for that opportunity. Mandatory arrival/disposal decisions finish first;
+other seats' actions and polling do not close it. The owner's next voluntary
+non-Hajr game action closes it, and a later actual movement opens a new window.
+Basic preserves its original broader own-turn timing. Existing separate Nexus
+Guild Cunning timing remains its own adapter; physical-card composition there
+is still guarded. The supplied passage neither permits nor forbids stacking
+multiple physical Hajr cards; the existing single-Hajr limit is an unfinished
+implementation boundary, not a printed once-per-turn rule established here.
+
+Shared movement accounting retains a credit only after the second actual card
+group completes, so clearing the played-card frame cannot consume unused Hajr.
+Early ending abandons the second group and ends the turn without that credit.
+Original event/cohort validation and reaction continuations remain. The private
+view projects current Hajr availability separately from the total move count;
+human controls and all four minimal bot policies consume those same facts.
+New movement fields are additive and cleared with the next movement-phase
+counters. Completed legacy flights without a credit are not reconstructed.
+
+One fixture lane plus owner integration and bounded source/implementation review
+pass frozen **11 files132/132**, types/lint/build and **12** original-action/
+actual-GameTable rendering programmes. Genuine cache Ornithopter1, ordinary
+Hajr1 and funded desert shipment reach the source in38 Basic/45 Advanced actions.
+Before/during/after Basic and after-group/after-flight Advanced use five
+continuations; prior-normal then fresh flight also five, range-three plus Hajr
+four. Both modes keep the distinct-group rule and legal later reuse. Early ends
+earn no abandoned movement. The native Advanced CHOAM/Baliset pause uses65
+source actions; declining it opens Hajr, an original funded bribe closes the
+window, and the second typed group reopens it. Four policies retain legal second
+groups and earned extra moves (eight proposals), without tuning.
+
+Two older Homeworld/Semuta guard assertions were updated to the new entitlement
+and Advanced timing while retaining the fixed maximum-three rejection. Related
+original disposal and Guild Cunning regressions pass; this does not certify all
+World/Semuta combinations. Framework aliases/CSS stubs mean no visual/browser/
+deployed acceptance. Advisor/card use, multiple Hajr cards, wider module
+combinations, comprehensive assurance and complete modes remain open. No saved
+room/database mutation, reset, restart or deployment.
+
+Proof base `6ccfaa1b4d5198f7e1654d5f4341bd6fc7a5daaa`, frozen tree
+`29c081daee908f14d502e1a1adc5d871216c031460e830806e7699720b94dee0`;
+private reports/HTML are under
+`/home/quintine/.local/share/dune/checkpoints/20261018-ornithopter-hajr/`.
+The older Hajr guards below are dated implementation history.
+
 ## Provisional Kulon coexistence — 9 October 2026
 
 Both modes now remain usable after Kulon. The one-group card move retains