From 45dfa9a36c6a64371d0f6a6c9d496f4420953c08 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Sorrel Bri <sorrel@SBJ-comp.local>
Date: Thu, 8 Aug 2019 16:01:51 -0700
Subject: [PATCH] remove todo's from readme

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 README.md | 41 +++++------------------------------------
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 # Browser Go 
-#### Minimum Deliverable Product
 
-a working game of go for a 9x9 board that
-- [x] displays well on mobile or desktop 
-- [x] initiates a game with suggested handicap and komi according to rank input
-- [x] displays how to play in open screen
-- [x] lets the user know whose turn it is
-- [x] lets the user know which moves are legal and calculates those accordingly
-- [x] logs ko
-- [x] implement a search algorithm to avoid moving into dead space
-- [x] correctly removes captured stones and adds them to capturing player's score
-- [x] logs game record
-- [x] allows players to pass or resign
-- [x] ends game upon 2 consecutive passes
-- [x] calculates estimated score at game end
-- [x] suggests dead groups
-- [x] allows users to override dead group estimates
-- [x] allows users to submit finalized score to game record
-- [ ] displays game record as string
+<!-- Screenshot(s): Images of your actual game. -->
 
-stretch goals
-- [x] uses stone placement GUI for resign and pass
-- [ ] maintains a one move game state history for 'undo mismove'
-- [ ] converts string to .sgf format
-- [x] allows users to edit game info mid game
-- [ ] add stone placement sounds
-  
-superstretch goals
-- [x] allows users to select board size (9x9, 13x13, 19x19)
-- [ ] allows users to load .sgf main lines
-- [ ] allow for responsivity in the form of
-- - [x]  9x9 games simply stretch with screen size
-- - [ ] larger games allow small displays one click to zoom before running legal move calculations and move placement
+<!-- background info on Go -->
 
-<!-- describe go with images of game-->
+<!-- ☐ Technologies Used: List of the technologies used, e.g., JavaScript, HTML, CSS... -->
 
-<!-- List of technologies used -->
+<!-- ☐ Getting Started: In this section include the link to your deployed game and any instructions you deem important. -->
 
-<!-- How to play, link to deploy -->
-
-<!-- roadmap -->
\ No newline at end of file
+<!-- ☐ Next Steps: Planned future enhancements (icebox items). -->
\ No newline at end of file