Start new game from replay#8711
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Screen.Recording.2026-04-26.at.00.08.15.mp4
This PR implements a new feature for replays, where you can start a new game from a given replay state. This cannot be done without losses, as replays only capture client-diffs and therefore cannot preserve game state regarding stateful information (i.e. Oppo Research needing to know, whether the Runner has completed a run last turn, or Simulchip needing to know whether a program has been trashed this turn).
Nevertheless, we are able to use
card-initto restore most functionality and this feature should be very usable for recreating board states for analysis.Closes #7707