Fix incorrect filtering of effect sources.

User.ts

@@ -7,8 +7,8 @@ const DEFAULT_PROMPT = ">";
 export default class User {
 	#prompt: string;
 
-	constructor(prompt: string) {
+	constructor(prompt: string = DEFAULT_PROMPT) {
-		this.#prompt = prompt || DEFAULT_PROMPT;
+		this.#prompt = prompt;
 	}
 
 	ask(question: string): string {

Vessel.ts

@@ -35,15 +35,14 @@ export default class Vessel<T extends VesselProperties> {
 		activePlayerEffects: string[],
 		activeSceneEffects: string[]
 	): T {
-		const activeEffects = [...activePlayerEffects, ...activeSceneEffects];
+		const playerSet = new Set(activePlayerEffects);
-		const map = this._conditions.effects.reduce(
+		const sceneSet = new Set(activeSceneEffects);
-			(map: { [name: string]: Effect<T> }, effect: Effect<T>) => {
+
-				map[effect.name] = effect;
+		const effects = this._conditions.effects.filter(({ name, source }) => {
-				return map;
+			const set = source === "player" ? playerSet : sceneSet;
-			},
+			return set.has(name);
-			{}
+		});
-		);
+
-		const effects = activeEffects.map((e) => map[e]);
 		const appliedProperties = { ...this._properties };
 
 		// for each effect, apply changed properties to the

data/rooms.ts

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ export const hall: StoryScene<SceneProperties> = {
 							effect: "flashlight-on",
 
 							// can be "player" or "scene"
-							applyTo: "scene",
+							applyTo: "player",
 
 							// When it's used, this is what should be reported back to
 							// the user.