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[Bug Fix] Correct assertions in Maze environment reset #179

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This PR fixes the comment in this previous PR #163 (comment)

The elements of "goal_cell" and "reset_cell" need to be inverted for the assertions since they represent the (i,j) cell in the maze map list of lists structure as specified in the docs.

The changes are made in both maze.py and maze_v4.py

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@rodrigodelazcano rodrigodelazcano merged commit a966c67 into Farama-Foundation:main Sep 16, 2023
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@rodrigodelazcano rodrigodelazcano deleted the fix-goal-assertion branch September 16, 2023 16:14
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