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Kk simplify setup #2

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- Host a game with `python client.py --host --name <your name> --time_limit <time_limit (s)>`
- Bring in your `submission.py` from the assignment.
- Optionally, modify variables in client_config.py
- Change the name/import of your bot **if** it's something other than `CustomBot`
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CustomPlayer?

- `--num_rounds <num_rounds>`: If set, the game will play N rounds of the game with the same settings
- `--player_to_use <player_namee>`: If set, the game will use the player set in client_config.py with that name, instead of the DEFAULT_PLAYER_CLASS
- Join a game with `python client.py --join --name <name> --game_id <game_id>`
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This isn't showing up in the markdown preview. Maybe use markdown syntax?

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I'm not sure you can make a collapsible section with just markdown syntax; I think html is required. We can revert to just a list without the collapse/expand. You can also see the result in the main page of my branch

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