//! Locations for the Baker family — Competition Week
//!
//! Demonstrates:
//! - Location declarations with fields
//! - Prose descriptions for narrative context
//! - Locations referenced by schedules and characters

location MarthasBakery {
    capacity: 30
    type: Shop
    open_hours: "04:00-14:00"

    ---description
    A warm, stone-walled bakery on the corner of Main Street. The front
    room has a long wooden counter built from reclaimed oak, with glass
    display cases showing the day's offerings. Behind it, the kitchen
    holds two large brick ovens, a prep area with marble counters, and
    shelves lined with flour, sugar, and spices.

    The smell of fresh bread seeps out through the door from before dawn,
    drawing the earliest risers. A small chalkboard by the entrance lists
    the day's specials in Jane's elegant handwriting. In the back corner,
    Old Maggie — the thirty-year-old sourdough starter — sits in a ceramic
    crock wrapped in a wool blanket, waiting for the cold snap to pass.
    ---
}

location MainStreet {
    type: Road
    foot_traffic: 0.8

    ---description
    The main thoroughfare of the town, lined with shops and homes. The
    bakery sits at the busiest corner, where the road from the market
    square meets the lane leading to the school. On market days, stalls
    extend down the street and the air fills with the sounds of haggling
    and laughter.
    ---
}

location TownHall {
    capacity: 200
    type: PublicBuilding

    ---description
    The oldest stone building in town, built in 1780 and expanded twice
    since. The main hall has high ceilings, arched windows, and long
    wooden tables that serve for guild meetings, town councils, and — once
    a year — the Harvest Baking Competition. During competition week, the
    hall smells of flour and anticipation. Trestle tables line the walls
    for each competitor's station, and the judges sit at an elevated table
    at the far end, beneath a portrait of the guild's founder.
    ---
}

location SchoolHouse {
    capacity: 120
    type: School

    ---description
    A redbrick building at the end of the lane, with tall windows and a
    bell tower that still rings at eight each morning. The gymnasium
    doubles as the science fair venue on Friday evenings, with folding
    tables arranged in rows for student displays. Emma's poster board
    on fermentation chemistry sits between a model volcano and a
    solar-system mobile, drawing a surprising number of visitors who
    want to know why bread rises.
    ---
}