Spectrum | 5/6 - Added a render mode that displays the internal state

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Spectrum is a Python library. Spectrum has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However Spectrum build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

5/6 - Added a render mode that displays the internal state. You can call it via game.render('ansi'), which will return a string that you can then print to terminal or some log file. 5/6 - Added more tests to test noises and conflicts. 5/5 - It's been somewhat tested - look at sanity_tests.py to see what it succeeds at doing right now. I've also added in a set_constants() function in spectrum.py that allows you to change the preset constants of the game. Call this BEFORE you call reset(). Lastly I've brought an ActionSpace implementation so you can use that to sample randomly and check that actions are legal. Still needed: more sanity checks, particularly for noise and collision checking. More helper functions that make life easier. render() implementation.

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