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Show leg distance in km on job list and on-board contracts (ISS-095, v0.48.0)
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# Changelog
## v0.48.0 — 2026-09-22 06:55
- **Leg distance shown on contracts (ISS-095).** `PackageState` gains `distanceKm` (`lib/game/state.ts`) — the great-circle origin→dest distance, computed server-side in `getStateSnapshot()` from the airport GeoJSON already loaded for live-plane math (same `haversineKm` as flight movement; 0 if a coord is missing). Shown in two places via new `formatKm()` (`lib/format.ts`, integer km, no space before "km"): the on-board contract line (`EGCC → GMME 554km €23,826.00 …`) and the job-list row (`€37,408.00 215km Perishables 0.4t …`). OpenAPI spec updated in lockstep; nothing stored
- **Tests.** Unit: `app/api/state/route.test.ts` asserts every package's `distanceKm` equals the haversine of its airports' coordinates (computed with the same lib/geo helper); `lib/openapi.test.ts` pinned key list gains `distanceKm`; new `formatKm` test in `lib/format.test.ts`. E2E: `right-pane.spec.ts` +2 assertions (job-row distance span matches /^\d+km$/, generic and hook-created package), `actions.spec.ts` +1 (on-board line)
## v0.47.0 — 2026-09-21 23:01
- **Job payoff retuned so weight dominates (ISS-090).** `REWARD_PER_KG` in `lib/game/seed.ts` rises from €0.5/kg to €2.0/kg — the linear form is unchanged, only the constant moves. Before, the weight term was small vs base+distance, so heavier jobs barely paid more (a 1000 km leg: €3,250 @500 kg → €5,000 @4,000 kg — per-kg rate fell from €4.59 to €1.01) and there was no sense in taking heavy jobs; after the retune the same leg pays €4,000 / €11,000, so weight clearly drives payoff. Safe for viability: fuel burn (`lib/sim/movement.ts`) is weight-independent, so this only raises income
- **Tests.** `seed.test.ts`: stale test name "… 0.5 * weightKg …" made generic; new literal pins in the `rewardFor` formula test — `rewardFor(1000, 4000) === 11_000` and `rewardFor(1000, 500) === 4_000` — so future retunes are deliberate. All other reward assertions recompute through the exported constants and pass unchanged