Agent Skills: wc-building-block-crossover
The recombination operator for the FIFA World Cup Fantasy evolution engine. Crosses elite candidate squads/plans at BUILDING-BLOCK boundaries (Captain Core, Clean-Sheet Spine, Mid-Engine, Differential Pod, Enabler Bench; or for matchday plans the XI/captain-ladder/bench/sub/chip blocks) — harvesting the strongest module from each parent rather than swapping individual players — then runs a feasibility REPAIR operator (budget, nation cap, formation, 15-man shape) that restores legality from the cheapest block first and never guts a value-bearing block. Records block lineage (which parent each block came from). Implements the Evolution document's central lesson that naive crossover destroys good building blocks. Use in the recombine stage after fitness selection.
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