ROCK PAPER SCISSORS

Models the game of Rock Paper Scissors in OOP Java, in a manner that makes the game extensible and simple to grasp.

Play a game!

Get you a jar with ./mvnw clean install and get busy by running java -jar --enable-preview target/rock-paper-scissors-1.0.jar

Kept it super simple, only vanilla Java 12 and good old Junit 4.

Specific Games should be implementations of a Game abstraction. The abstract class should provide room for extensibility. Implementing different game modes or additions should not require a lot of changes in the Game class.
All Games need to be able to bootstrap themselves and keep their own score, as well as some history of what went down and a leaderboard. For now all this is in memory.
Players are a name and a move producing Strategy tied together, along with the option of updating that strategy. Current implementation has no-op in updating, but the scaffolding for that is there.
Rules, are how a round of a game is judged. How one produces a Result and what scores go with what rank.
Strategy is how the next move is produced and optionally a way to sophisticate that even further based on contextual information, like the history of a game.

#Disclaimer Mocking input for tests and BoundScanners borrow heavily from similar Github implementations of RPS and Stack Overflow.