Prepare The Card Place and TheWorkBench for the move to TheIdeaPlace

[kellylford]

TheWorkBench is about to move from kellylford to the TheIdeaPlace org (hub: kellylford/The-Idea-Place-Projects#9). Its Pages site moves with it, from kellylford.github.io/TheWorkBench/ to theideaplace.github.io/TheWorkBench/, so two things would break without this PR.

1. Multiplayer. Every room service checked Origin against https://kellylford.github.io only. All five wrangler.toml files now allow both addresses, and merging redeploys them through the deploy workflows. That way multiplayer works before, during and after the move.

2. Players' saved settings. localStorage belongs to an origin, so settings saved at the old address would be left behind.

• The new forwarding site at kellylford.github.io (kellylford/kellylford.github.io) still runs at the old origin, so it can read the games' settings keys. It passes them on in the link as #tip-settings=….

• The new shared/js/settings-import.js runs first on each game and imports them:

  • only the six known *.settings.vN keys;
  • only values that are JSON text;
  • never over a setting already saved at the new address.

  It then clears the address bar.

• It's tested in shared/tests/settings-import.js (6 checks), which is added to the card games workflow.

3. Addresses. Bug-report links (BUG_REPO), share links (GAME_URL), the App Store listing URLs, the 404 page, the ClaudeSpeak and mlb pages, workflow comments and READMEs now point at TheIdeaPlace/TheWorkBench and theideaplace.github.io/TheWorkBench.

Local runs: wiring, engine-contract, reload, no-control-characters and settings-import all pass.

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[kellylford]

Why this changes the stable games and their multiplayer forks together (Fork-guard: both): it's a repository-wide move. Every game's share links, bug-report links, settings import and allowed origins change at once for the TheIdeaPlace move. Splitting it would leave main with some games pointing at the new address and others at the old one.

The other red check is the Cribbage cut-for-deal fairness test (10241 to 9759). That's statistical noise; this PR changes no game logic. I'll re-run it.