This is a very nice example of Ruliology. It suggests some "Best Practices for a piece of Ruliology":

• Begin with a concise abstract detailing the aim and scope.
• State rules, initial conditions, and methodological specifics.
• Show only the most relevant visual and quantified outcomes.
• Classify behaviors as appropriate.
• Reflect on technical/process limitations.
• Offer interpretations and propose directions for further study.
• Close with references, reproducible code, and acknowledgments.

This example showcases how a “piece of Ruliology” moves from motivation and experiment to systematic documentation and interpretation. I am adding it to the list of examples that I am curating. :-)