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Elm looks absolutely fascinating to me, but one of the things that strikes me is odd is the prevalence examples that eschew markup for the canvas. Not a bad thing per se, but definitely a departure from what most JS Frameworks and tool sets show off.
One issue I noticed: when playing with the mouse, if I click on a tile, then click on some other tile, the FIRST tile clicked is the one that moves - which seems like a bug and is certainly a counterintuitive input behavior.
It's a nice interface. I'm glad arrow keys, the first thing I tried, work. But you're not going to trick me into looking for a sequence of moves that change the parity of the underlying permutation.
I wanted to win, so I just changed the goal to P,L,A,Y,T,H,I,S,G,A,M,E,W,O,N, which is solvable ;)