Port Spheres and Spikes features (#48, #49)

docs/AGE_PROFILES.md

@@ -53,9 +53,10 @@ which already forms its own islands. Cave terrain rejects it. A page-free random
 Age may also roll Floating Islands as one of its material features.
 
 An unpaired Block or Fluid page chooses a compatible feature from the Age seed:
-full blocks can become Rocks or Floating Islands; source fluids can become one
-of the lake features. Flat and Void terrain can only use Floating Islands from
-this pool, while Cave terrain has no compatible material feature. A page-free
+full blocks can become Rocks, Floating Islands, Tendrils, Spheres, or Spikes; source fluids can become one
+of the lake features. Flat terrain can use Floating Islands, Tendrils, Spheres,
+or Spikes; Void can use Floating Islands, Tendrils, or Spheres; Cave can use
+Spheres or Tendrils. A page-free
 random Age rolls zero, one, or two distinct compatible material features, choosing each
 material from the Block or Fluid Pages pool. The choices are saved on the Age
 definition, so opening the Age again does not reroll them.
@@ -101,6 +102,25 @@ including on Cave terrain where the surface material features are unavailable.
 The shape and placement use only the Age seed and source-chunk coordinates, so
 revisiting an Age recreates the same geometry.
 
+**Spheres** and **Spikes** are two separate Feature pages. Spheres adds
+winding chains of solid sphere nodes within terrain generation; like Tendrils,
+it works on all terrain families, even Void and Cave. Spikes is a later,
+rarer surface decoration (roughly one attempt per 18 chunks) that rises from
+solid ground on Standard, Amplified, Sky Islands, or Flat terrain. Cave and
+Void reject the Spikes page because they do not provide a suitable exposed
+surface. Each page accepts its own immediately preceding full-collision Block
+page; without one, the Age seed chooses a compatible material. The pages
+remain distinct in the catalog, Creative menu, JEI, ordered writing, and
+saved Age definition. Page-free random Ages can select either where compatible.
+
+For an in-game check, make separate Void/Spheres and Flat/Spikes books with
+Glowstone Block pages directly before their respective Feature pages. Spheres
+should form connected bright globes across chunk boundaries in Void; Spikes
+should appear as rare upward clusters rooted on the Flat surface. Revisit the
+same Ages to confirm stable locations. Check that a Void/Spikes book is
+rejected, and that Spheres and Spikes remain two independently selectable
+pages in Creative and JEI.
+
 For a clear visual check, bind a Void Age with a Glowstone Block page followed
 by Tendrils. Fly around world Y=0–120 across several chunks: branching solid
 forms should appear in the otherwise empty dimension, continue across chunk

docs/LEGACY_AGE_GRAMMAR_AUDIT.md

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Legacy does **not** reject a book just because it omits terrain, biome, weather,
 | `WeatherNorm`, `Fast`, `Slow`, `Off`, `On`, `Cloudy`, `Rain`, `Snow`, `Storm` | `AgeTraits.Weather` has matching names except Legacy `On` maps to `ALWAYS` | Compile weather semantics separately from biome selection. `Snow` must remain deferred until optional season integration; do not silently substitute another weather mode. |
 | Suns, moons, starfields; angle, phase, period, color/gradient/sunset modifiers | One `celestialPeriod`, `celestialAngle`, `celestialPhase` on `AgeTraits` | Compile only the representable single-cycle subset first. Multiple celestial bodies, independent periods, custom stars, gradients and sunsets need a richer definition and renderer, not flattening into one value. |
 | Sky/fog/cloud/grass/foliage/water colors, natural variants, horizon, rainbow | Existing sky/dimension visuals and preview | Require an explicit modern client/biome-color design; metadata-only symbol pages must not pretend to change rendering. |
-| Caves, ores, huge trees, lakes, floating islands, tendrils, skylands, spheres, spikes, crystals; vanilla villages, strongholds, mineshafts, dungeons, fortresses, obelisks, fissures | Current cave profile, vanilla data-pack generation, and authored Floating Islands/Tendrils/Skylands | Compile supported vanilla placements and port bespoke shapes explicitly. Remaining bespoke structures and polish stay in later issues. |
+| Caves, ores, huge trees, lakes, floating islands, tendrils, skylands, spheres, spikes, crystals; vanilla villages, strongholds, mineshafts, dungeons, fortresses, obelisks, fissures | Current cave profile, vanilla data-pack generation, and authored Floating Islands/Tendrils/Skylands/Spheres/Spikes | Compile supported vanilla placements and port bespoke shapes explicitly. Remaining bespoke structures and polish stay in later issues. |
 | `EnvAccel`, explosions, lightning, meteors, scorching; PvP and dummy suppression pages | No equivalent Age-definition effect | Defer environmental hazards/instability effects to milestone 6, PvP rule to a separately scoped server policy; retain authored IDs without fake behavior. |
 
 The Legacy symbol list and page names come from [ModSymbols](https://github.com/Mystcraft/Mystcraft-Legacy/blob/9bc8ddc061845df0cd5ea47f4fdef773cff786ae/src/main/java/com/xcompwiz/mystcraft/data/ModSymbols.java#L129-L240) and [SymbolRules](https://github.com/Mystcraft/Mystcraft-Legacy/blob/9bc8ddc061845df0cd5ea47f4fdef773cff786ae/src/main/java/com/xcompwiz/mystcraft/data/SymbolRules.java#L19-L137). Rivencraft's [catalog](../src/main/java/net/dnorberg/rivencraft/writing/SymbolCatalog.java) currently holds display metadata only; its built-in set is just standard terrain, native biomes, normal weather, normal lighting, normal time, and caves. [OrderedWriting](../src/main/java/net/dnorberg/rivencraft/writing/OrderedWriting.java) preserves page order, but no compiler yet connects it to [AgeTraits](../src/main/java/net/dnorberg/rivencraft/book/AgeTraits.java) or [Age profiles](AGE_PROFILES.md).