feat: add structured effect data for items (2.15.43)#301
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Add nullable `shortEffect` (concise one-line summary) and `pocket` (in-game bag category) fields to the Item model. Surface both through ItemCardData and getItemById. Adds a database index on pocket for efficient filtering. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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shortEffect String?andpocket String?fields to the Item model in Prisma schemashortEffect: string | nullandpocket: string | nullthroughItemCardDatainterfacegetItemByIdto return both fieldspocketfor efficient filteringTest plan
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