CLI application implementation of a ten-pin bowling gameState.

Write a command line application that prompts its user for each individual roll in a one-player bowling gameState. The application should inform its user of the gameState status after every input.

1. Program will be running on a single PC where users take rolls entering their information (for instance a computer kiosk at a bowling alley)
2. Since the bowling alley would not want to spend a lot of money on each PC/kiosk, we can assume that the PC/kiosk would be a lower end, cheaper piece of hardware. As a simple reference a $35 Raspberry Pi 4 has 2 GB of RAM (ARM) or we could use a similarly size/price x86 computing platform. We will ignore embedded device options due to the cost/benefit ratio likely not to be worth it. We will also ignore cloud options (ex: kiosk connects to AWS to send/receive data from a bowling program hosted there) since it would probably be less reliable than a locally hosted option as it would add a dependency on network connectivity. Program could be adopted to a cloud environment if stakeholders felt they would benefit from it for the additional cost/complexity (ex: storing gameState history in a db or something)
3. Users will be playing in English - additional languages could be introduced later if this would be justified/useful based on talking with stakeholders.
4. Assume traditional scoring of ten-pin bowling (apparently there are different scoring mechanisms)
5. The "game status" that the user cares about is the rolls they've done along with the rolling frame score total.
6. When a game is over, the program should keep going/looping for new games.
7. The player doesn't mistype any rolls (possibly future enhancement to add an undo command).

1. Use gradle to build it with gradle jar.
2. Run the jar with java -jar ten-pin-bowling-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar.
3. Enter the number of pins for each roll as instructed by the program.
4. When you're done playing, type "exit" to exit the program.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten-pin_bowling#Traditional_scoring
2. https://www.topendsports.com/sport/tenpin/scoring.htm
3. https://www.kidslearntobowl.com/how-to-keep-score/
4. Ten Pin Bowling scoring video: https://youtu.be/E2d8PizMe-8