Write Pseudo-code for board representation

[abrahimt]

Now that we have some experience with Rust, let's start by laying out the pseudo-code for the first part of our chess engine (pieces and rules.)

Some ideas for what we'll need:

• Where each piece is
• Whether the game is over or not
• Whose turn it is
• Legal moves
• Capturing pieces
• En passant square
• Castling Status
• Use of FEN to represent board position
• Whether a square is occupied or not
• What's occupying a certain square
• Notation converter to bit boards
• Taking an FEN to make a position

[chanson02]

For the scope of this issue, I think we can cut it down by removing legal moves, capturing pieces, and the FEN stuff. This issue should only focus on how to model a chess board in a computer memory. No need to worry about performing computation on that memory just yet.

[abrahimt]

For the scope of this issue, I think we can cut it down by removing legal moves, capturing pieces, and the FEN stuff. This issue should only focus on how to model a chess board in a computer memory. No need to worry about performing computation on that memory just yet.

Okay sounds good. I figured we could add the pseudo code for it just so we have an idea of how that will be executed.