Minesweeper is a computer game where players clear a grid of hidden mines without detonating any. They use numeric clues to deduce the locations of mines and clear all non-mine squares to win.

• bombs are seeded randomly across the grid. each tile has a chance of containing a bomb, with the exception of the 1st tile clicked by the player

• when a tile is clicked, if it doesn't contain a bomb, it reveals either a number indicating the count of adjacent bombs or recursively reveals neighboring tiles until reaching tiles adjacent to bombs. this process continues until all tiles adjacent to bombs are revealed

• players can flag tiles they suspect contain bombs to avoid accidental clicks or to mark potential bomb locations. flagging is typically done by right-clicking on the tile

• the game is won when all non-bomb tiles are revealed and correctly flagged. this means all safe tiles are uncovered, and all bombs are flagged

• generate map
• create button cells
• set button context menu for toggle flag
• generate and seed bombs
• add game restart
• process cell revealing
• process game winnings
• stop the timer when you win, when you lose, reset the timer when you restart

• refactor this mess of code
• add some tests
• stylize the map and cells
• show timer
• in case of winning, save the score to table based on spent time
• add difficulty levels
• • beginner 9x9, 10 bombs
• • intermediate 16x16, 40 bombs
• • expert 16x30, 99 bombs
• calculate score based on time spent and level of difficulty