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- Implemented `tetris.py` with `TetrisGame`, `Board`, and `Tetromino` classes. - Features include: Ghost piece, Hold functionality, Next piece preview, Leveling system, and Scoring. - Added visual effects for line clearing and game over screen. - Added unit tests in `test_tetris_logic.py`. - Added `.gitignore` to exclude bytecode. Co-authored-by: muumuu8181 <87556753+muumuu8181@users.noreply.github.com>
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Created a comprehensive Tetris game that runs in the terminal using the
curseslibrary. The game includes advanced features like ghost piece prediction, hold piece functionality, level progression, and visual effects. The implementation is structured with clear separation of concerns between game logic and UI. Unit tests cover core game mechanics.PR created automatically by Jules for task 10298258893839450506 started by @muumuu8181