Originally Mark was intended to effectively identify a player. Now we have PlayerID for that, and Mark is not needed anymore, given that we don't allow players to choose marks (we can just use x for playero, and o for player1).
Implementing this issue includes renaming player_x/player_y/act_queue_px/etc. to player_0/player_1/act_queue_p0, for example, in test/test_game.py. It also makes expressions like state.players[1].id meaningless, requiring them to be replaced with 1.
Originally
Markwas intended to effectively identify a player. Now we havePlayerIDfor that, andMarkis not needed anymore, given that we don't allow players to choose marks (we can just usexfor playero, andofor player1).Implementing this issue includes renaming
player_x/player_y/act_queue_px/etc. toplayer_0/player_1/act_queue_p0, for example, intest/test_game.py. It also makes expressions likestate.players[1].idmeaningless, requiring them to be replaced with1.Note: done in Rust.