Added support for rendering with pygame #4
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In this commit I added working code to render the environment using pygame.
render_mode="human"
now defaults to pygame, whereasrender_mode="pyplot"
uses pyplot as previously used.User interaction will require an overhaul of the environment.step() function to not do two moves at a time (AI and bot moves), so I decided not to do that yet. The best way to do this would be to wrap the gymnasium environment with PettingZoo and have that handle the turns (or rewrite it as a PettingZoo environment) but I don't have time for that now.
I made this on top of the previous changes like gymnasium and working requirements.txt, but if you don't want to do the gymnasium changes that should be easy to alter and revert them.