IFComp ballot page identifies some Inform games as "Quixe" and/or "Parchment"

[dfabulich]

Authors are offered four ways to submit an Inform game on the entry form: https://github.com/iftechfoundation/ifcomp/blob/master/IFComp/lib/IFComp/Form/Entry.pm#L38-L51

        {   value => 'inform',
            label => 'Glulx or Z-code, not packaged with a website',
        },
        {   value => 'quixe',
            label =>
                q{Glulx, using Inform's "Release with a website" feature},
        },
        {   value => 'parchment',
            label =>
                q{Z-code, using Inform's "Release with a website" feature},
        },
        {   value => 'inform-website',
            label => 'Glulx or Z-code, presented within a custom website',
        },

Go to the ballot page. https://ifcomp.org/ballot/

Actual: On the ballot page, we group inform and inform-website to be "Inform" games, but we separate out "Quixe" and "Parchment" as separate platforms. https://github.com/iftechfoundation/ifcomp/blob/master/IFComp/root/src/ballot/index.tt#L199-L207

    [% IF platform.inform > 0 %]
        <option value="inform,inform-website">Inform</option>
    [% END %]
    [% IF platform.parchment > 0 %]
        <option value="parchment">Parchment</option>
    [% END %]
    [% IF platform.quixe > 0 %]
        <option value="quixe">Quixe</option>
    [% END %]

Expected: We should lump parchment and quixe in with inform and inform-website, and call them all "Inform."

[curiousdannii]

This would however misidentify ZIL and Dialog entries. I'm not sure if that's relevant to this comp.

[dfabulich]

ZIL/Dialog games not packaged with a website are already being miscategorized as Inform. ("Glulx or Z-code, not packaged with a website")

We've remarked before that "platform" doesn't really make sense as a DB column. It should be something like:

• What tool(s) did you use to create the game?
• Is this game playable directly in a web browser? y/n
• Do you have to download this game to play it? y/n
• If you download the game, do you also have to download an interpreter to play it? y/n
• When you download the game, what kind of interpreter do you need to play it?

Only that last question needs answers like Zcode, Glulx, TADS, and Quest. (And not any of the web-based games or executable formats that don't require interpreters.)