A little game to play the classic Rock Paper Scissors game with a twist.
Instead of freely selecting between Rock, Paper, and Scissors, you get a hand of three cards, potentially with only rocks.
It is a semi-random 52-card deck with an unbalanced distribution of cards, meaning some cards are less likely to occur. For example, only 5 out of 52 cards are stones, so it is very unlikely the other player has a stone. Selecting scissors gives a higher chance of winning.
At the moment, there are two versions: a Python version for local usage (terminal), `local.py`, and a PyScript version, `main.py`.
The PyScript version can actually be accessed and played [online](https://codebymrfinchum.pyscriptapps.com/rock-paper-scissors-card-game/) on my [PyScript profile](https://pyscript.com/@codebymrfinchum).
