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Jeopardy Player

`game.json` specification

game.json must have the following keys.

A game key that contains an object with:
- A single key that contains an array of categories, where each category is an object containing:
  - A category key that contains the name of the category
  - A clues key that contains an array of clues, where each clue is an object containing:
    - A value key that contains the integer dollar value of the clue
    - A clue key that contains the clue
    - A solution key that contains the solution
    - An optional dailyDouble key, set to true if the clue is a daily double
    - An optional html tag to treat the clue and solution text as HTML
    - An optional chosen key, set to true if the clue has already been chosen (should be omitted if starting game from the beginning)
- A double key that contains an array of categories, structured like the single round.
- A final key that contains an object with:
  - A category key that contains the Final Jeopardy category
  - A clue key that contains the Final Jeopardy clue
  - A solution key that contains the Final Jeopardy solution
An optional players key that contains an array of players, where each player is an object containing:
- A name key with the player's name
- A score key with the player's score (should initially be 0)
- A correct key with the player's number of correct responses so far (should initially be 0)
- An incorrect key with the player's number of incorrect responses so far (should initially be 0)
An optional round key indicating which round to begin with (should initially be "single")