Improve High Tide AI usage - #11676
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AI:RemoveDeck:All.HighTidehandling for its effect-based spell during the AI controller main phases, delegating payoff selection to the existing mana-ritual heuristic.AI:RemoveDeck:AllwithAI:RemoveDeck:Random, allowing authored AI decks to use High Tide while keeping it out of generated decks that may lack sufficient Islands or worthwhile fixed-cost payoffs. This is especially important because High Tide also benefits opposing Islands.