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Exported $state proxies were confused with Svelte stores by SvelteKit
runtime, causing "s.subscribe is not a function" on /jeu.
Fix: encapsulate all $state fields in a Game class, export singleton.
Components import { game } and access game.state, game.click(), etc.
Class fields are proper $state — no raw proxy exported.
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