# Verified against Divinum Officium (Monastic Tridentinum 1617). Confirmed by
# running the real engine (not just reading its data files) that this table
# is used unconditionally by weekday, regardless of feast rank — Monastic
# Prime has no "Festis" override the way secular/Roman Prime does, so a
# Duplex-rank feast still gets the plain weekday psalms. Antiphons aren't
# modeled yet (each day has its own, e.g. Monday's "Servíte Dómino in
# timóre") — that's propers content-authoring, not a distribution-table
# concern.
prime:
  sunday:
    - { number: 118, verses: "1-8" }
    - { number: 118, verses: "9-16" }
    - { number: 118, verses: "17-24" }
    - { number: 118, verses: "25-32" }
  monday:
    - { number: 1 }
    - { number: 2 }
    - { number: 6 }
  tuesday:
    - { number: 7 }
    - { number: 8 }
    - { number: 9, verses: "2-19" }
  wednesday:
    - { number: 9, verses: "20-39" }
    - { number: 10 }
    - { number: 11 }
  thursday:
    - { number: 12 }
    - { number: 13 }
    - { number: 14 }
  friday:
    - { number: 15 }
    - { number: 16 }
    - { number: 17, verses: "2-25" }
  saturday:
    - { number: 17, verses: "26-51" }
    - { number: 18 }
    - { number: 19 }

# Editorial redistribution, worked out day-by-day in conversation before
# Matins/Terce/Sext/None existed as hours — recorded here so the decision
# survives until milestone 3/5 actually consumes it, not because any code
# reads `matins`/`terce`/`sext`/`none` yet.
#
# The problem: Monastic ferial Matins has 12 psalms/day, which felt like
# too many; ferial Terce/Sext/None always repeats the same 9 short psalms
# (119-127) regardless of weekday, which felt monotonous. The fix: cut
# non-Sunday Matins to 9/day, and give the freed-up capacity to Friday and
# Saturday's Terce/Sext/None instead of just discarding it.
#
# Method (do not re-derive without this context, the reasoning isn't
# obvious from the numbers alone):
#   1. Classify every non-Sunday Matins psalm as "must-stay" (>~15 verses,
#      or blocked because it's half of a split psalm whose other half is
#      too long — a split psalm always moves as a pair or not at all) or
#      "could-move" (short and free to relocate). 43 must-stay, 29
#      could-move, verified against a real Monastic 1617 Tue-Sat run
#      (Mon/Sat cross-checked directly; the verse-count table this was
#      built from is in the conversation, not repeated here).
#   2. Non-Sunday Matins needs 9*6=54 psalms total; only 43 were
#      naturally must-stay, so the 11 *longest* could-move psalms were
#      promoted back to must-stay (bringing the total to exactly 54) —
#      pragmatic, not a liturgical principle: given a forced choice
#      between two "short enough" psalms, keep the longer one in Matins
#      and let the truly shortest ones be the ones that actually move.
#   3. The resulting 54 were resliced into six fresh groups of 9, in
#      continuous psalm order, *not* respecting original day boundaries —
#      this is why e.g. Tuesday's Matins below includes psalms that were
#      originally Monday's. One adjustment was needed by hand: the raw
#      reslice split Psalm 103 across Friday and Saturday, so Ps 96 (the
#      shortest non-103 psalm on Friday) was swapped out to Saturday to
#      let both halves of 103 land together on Friday.
#   4. The remaining 18 could-move psalms are exactly 2 days' worth of
#      Terce+Sext+None (3+3+3=9 per day) — enough to replace Friday's and
#      Saturday's, in the same continuous psalm order, filling Terce then
#      Sext then None. Not enough to also replace Wednesday's or
#      Thursday's, which keep the traditional 119-127 unchanged.
#
# Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday's Terce/Sext/None are untouched by any of
# this (still whatever Divinum Officium gives natively — Ps 118 sections
# for Sunday/Monday, 119-127 for Tuesday) — now recorded below, verified
# against clean per-annum runs with no sanctoral override (2026-08-09 Sun,
# 2026-08-31 Mon, 2026-10-13 Tue).
matins:
  monday:
    - { number: 32 }
    - { number: 33 }
    - { number: 34 }
    - { number: 36, verses: "1-26" }
    - { number: 36, verses: "27-40" }
    - { number: 37 }
    - { number: 38 }
    - { number: 39 }
    - { number: 40 }
  tuesday:
    - { number: 43 }
    - { number: 44 }
    - { number: 47 }
    - { number: 48 }
    - { number: 49 }
    - { number: 54 }
    - { number: 55 }
    - { number: 58 }
    - { number: 59 }
  wednesday:
    - { number: 65 }
    - { number: 67, verses: "2-19" }
    - { number: 67, verses: "20-36" }
    - { number: 68, verses: "2-16" }
    - { number: 68, verses: "17-37" }
    - { number: 70 }
    - { number: 71 }
    - { number: 72 }
    - { number: 73 }
  thursday:
    - { number: 76 }
    - { number: 77, verses: "1-35" }
    - { number: 77, verses: "36-72" }
    - { number: 78 }
    - { number: 79 }
    - { number: 80 }
    - { number: 82 }
    - { number: 83 }
    - { number: 84 }
  friday:
    - { number: 85 }
    - { number: 88, verses: "2-19" }
    - { number: 88, verses: "20-53" }
    - { number: 93 }
    - { number: 95 }
    - { number: 101 }
    - { number: 102 }
    - { number: 103, verses: "1-24" }
    - { number: 103, verses: "25-35" }
  saturday:
    - { number: 96 }
    - { number: 104, verses: "1-22" }
    - { number: 104, verses: "23-45" }
    - { number: 105, verses: "1-31" }
    - { number: 105, verses: "32-48" }
    - { number: 106, verses: "1-24" }
    - { number: 106, verses: "25-43" }
    - { number: 107 }
    - { number: 108 }
  # Sunday deliberately not modeled here — real Sunday Matins is
  # structurally different (3 nocturns, canticles) and untouched by this
  # redistribution; source it directly from the reference engine.

terce:
  sunday:
    - { number: 118, verses: "33-40" }
    - { number: 118, verses: "41-48" }
    - { number: 118, verses: "49-56" }
  monday:
    - { number: 118, verses: "105-112" }
    - { number: 118, verses: "113-120" }
    - { number: 118, verses: "121-128" }
  tuesday: &gradual-terce
    - { number: 119 }
    - { number: 120 }
    - { number: 121 }
  wednesday: *gradual-terce
  thursday: *gradual-terce
  friday:
    - { number: 41 }
    - { number: 45 }
    - { number: 46 }
  saturday:
    - { number: 69 }
    - { number: 74 }
    - { number: 81 }

sext:
  sunday:
    - { number: 118, verses: "57-64" }
    - { number: 118, verses: "65-72" }
    - { number: 118, verses: "73-80" }
  monday:
    - { number: 118, verses: "129-136" }
    - { number: 118, verses: "137-144" }
    - { number: 118, verses: "145-152" }
  tuesday: &gradual-sext
    - { number: 122 }
    - { number: 123 }
    - { number: 124 }
  wednesday: *gradual-sext
  thursday: *gradual-sext
  friday:
    - { number: 51 }
    - { number: 52 }
    - { number: 53 }
  saturday:
    - { number: 86 }
    - { number: 92 }
    - { number: 97 }

none:
  sunday:
    - { number: 118, verses: "81-88" }
    - { number: 118, verses: "89-96" }
    - { number: 118, verses: "97-104" }
  monday:
    - { number: 118, verses: "153-160" }
    - { number: 118, verses: "161-168" }
    - { number: 118, verses: "169-176" }
  tuesday: &gradual-none
    - { number: 125 }
    - { number: 126 }
    - { number: 127 }
  wednesday: *gradual-none
  thursday: *gradual-none
  friday:
    - { number: 57 }
    - { number: 60 }
    - { number: 61 }
  saturday:
    - { number: 98 }
    - { number: 99 }
    - { number: 100 }