1. Introduction and Goals

1.1 Purpose

The Minesweeper Field Processor is a console application that reads one or more minesweeper fields from standard input, computes the number of adjacent mines for each safe cell, and prints the annotated fields to standard output.

1.2 Functional Requirements

ID	Requirement
F-1	Read multiple minesweeper fields from stdin, separated by a header line containing row and column counts.
F-2	For each cell that is not a mine (.), compute the count of adjacent mines (8-directional).
F-3	Print each annotated field to stdout, preserving mine positions (*) and replacing safe cells with their adjacent mine count.
F-4	A field with dimensions 0 0 signals end of input.

1.3 Quality Goals

Priority	Quality Goal	Motivation
1	Correctness	Output must exactly match the expected minesweeper format.
2	Simplicity	The kata is small; the design must stay proportional.
3	Testability	Each processing step (parse, compute, format) must be independently testable.

1.4 Stakeholders

Role	Expectation
Developer	Clear separation of parsing, processing, and formatting logic.
Reviewer	Readable, maintainable C++ code with a clean pipeline structure.