worlds: point the tutorials at the welcome level - #103
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Cross-links between the tutorials and welcome, level.json files re-saved in the current format, and the docs host updated to getenu.com.
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Content changes to the bundled tutorial world.
bot_zbze91t70qzjdfrom tutorial-1's load order.hour-of-codeandwelcomelevel.jsonre-saved in format 1.0.0 (load order, spawn transform, compact basis rows).Two things worth a second look before merging, left as-is since they're authored content:
tutorial-1/scripts/bot_aqslupunw4ndq.nim:load_level("welcome)is missing its closing quote, so that link won't resolve.tutorial-2/scripts/build_z4u2d6n7c4bur.nim:load_level("tutorial-1", "default")names thedefaultworld, but tutorial-1 lives intutorial.🤖 Generated with Claude Code