True Sequencer 1.3.10

Fixed

• Rotations no longer drop a core spell the spellbook scan missed. On TBC and Classic the spellbook scan could miss an entry (for example Frostbolt), and the resolver then stripped that /cast from the rotation, so a Frost Mage loaded with only cooldowns and never nuked. The resolver now asks the game directly whether your character knows a spell before removing it, so Frostbolt (and any other missed cast) stays in.
• TBC Frost Raid Mage nukes now. The raid kit had an on-GCD Summon Water Elemental sitting in the spam button, which ate the press and blocked Frostbolt (the 40-70 kit worked because it just spams Frostbolt). The raid kit now auto-fires Icy Veins in combat (it is off the global cooldown, so it costs no press) and spams Frostbolt; summon the Water Elemental yourself at the pull.

Changed

• GSE import is more forgiving. You can paste a GSE export straight from its box even when GSE wrapped it in markdown (a header and a code block); True Sequencer now finds the !GSE3! string inside and imports it. Checked against GSE 3.3.24: their export format is unchanged, so every existing import still works, and we still fall back to GSE's own decoder when it is installed.
• Built-in rotations are now clearly starter kits. A one-time in-game welcome (and the store page) explains that the built-ins are strong starting points you tune to your own talents, gear and playstyle in the editor, not a promise of the one perfect rotation. Reopen it any time with /tseq starter. If a kit feels off, it points you at /tseq doctor and at us, so it gets fixed instead of fought.
• Filling in spells the starter kits were missing. The TBC Resto Druid kit now rolls Lifebloom, the signature TBC heal it left out. The built-ins are curated priorities, so they will not list every learnable spell, but if a kit skips one your trainer has, tell us and we will add it - the kits get more complete each release.