Paper content edits

[nkrusch]

Ref: JOSS #8889

You will want a parenthesized citation here, not a text cite:

These attributes make for a great environment for testing various AI agents Vinyals et al. (2019).

The comma here seems out of place. However, changing it to a "." makes me wonder if it is best to just remove the first part? In any case, some rewording is needed here.

The need for similar solutions is clear, output of this software or related artifacts were used...

Period (not comma)

software to output JSON files, We claim full interoperability

[Kaszanas]

Ref: JOSS #8889

You will want a parenthesized citation here, not a text cite:

These attributes make for a great environment for testing various AI agents Vinyals et al. (2019).

I have fixed this, one of the separators was , instead of ;, an omission when changing the format from LaTeX (this resulted in missing citations):

The sentence now reads:

These attributes make for a great environment for testing various AI agents [@Ma2024LLMStarCraft2;@Vinyals2019;@Samvelyan2019SMAC;@Pearce2022CSGO].

The comma here seems out of place. However, changing it to a "." makes me wonder if it is best to just remove the first part? In any case, some rewording is needed here.

The need for similar solutions is clear, output of this software or related artifacts were used...

Switched from comma to a period. I am open to removing the first part if needed, although it offers a strong claim that later is backed up by the following paragraphs.

Period (not comma)

software to output JSON files, We claim full interoperability

Adjusted.

PR: #15

Thank you for spotting these issues.