Minor code refactor for improved readability

[Arduino88]

This is a cool project, I really like the idea!
I haven't changed any core logic or gameplay, only improved the readability of code and swapped some if-else chains for match statements.
I also combined an unnecessary double-if check near the end.

[pristinecodes]

Womp Womp

[VenroyDEV]

I am currently jelqing it to the skibidi map, 10/10, I skibidied all over the floor!

[odpay]

@Arduino88 i appreciate the interest, sorry i didn't comment sooner.

• i'd prefer to keep movement directions as dynamic tuples, the naming of p1.up(), p1.down(), etc. intrinsically reveals their direction in light of the messy system of moving a player across index positions in a nested list (grid[])
  • and i plan to implement future mechanics which allow for a speed greater than 1/tick, so i'll keep this as is.
• match case statements are great (and more efficient i believe), they can just be finicky and have weird requirements to work ( see Use modern python functionalities #6 & FixedBruz #7 ) , if there are no issues then feel free to implement.
• any other changes boil down to convention, removing comments, removing newlines. I know my code is messy, but it'll be easier for me if none of those things are changed until a first official release.

if you'd like to rebase from latest commit and update your pr with just the match case changes, i'd be happy to merge it.

perhaps have a go at designing a level, see the readme.