refactor: remove genre-specific chapter templates; all genres use book_chapter
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@@ -259,13 +259,8 @@ steps:
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- EXACTLY one action per chapter from PART 2 of the outline — no more, no less
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- task_name format: "Write Chapter N: [Chapter Title]" (N is a plain number, 1, 2, 3...)
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- agent_name: always "Iris"
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- task_type: choose based on genre_name from the outline:
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* "ya_chapter" → if genre_name contains "YA" or "Young Adult"
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* "romance_chapter" → if genre_name contains "Romance" or "Contemporary Romance"
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* "drafting" → if genre_name contains "Science Fiction" or "Sci-Fi" or "Space Opera"
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* "cozy_mystery_chapter" → if genre_name contains "Cozy Mystery" or "Mystery"
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* "adult_novel_chapter" → if genre_name contains "Adult" and not YA
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* "book_chapter" → all other genres (default)
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- task_type: always "book_chapter" for all genres (book_chapter uses conditional_skills
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to load the correct genre guide automatically based on genre_name)
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- description: >
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Include the chapter summary, POV character, emotional beat, cliffhanger, character state,
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dominant tension, and opening location from the chapter outline.
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