v0.6.10

This adds a comparison to behavior trees and some minor Readme improvements improving readability.

The comparison is based on our new paper section.

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This release is based on pull request #106 and has been published by release job 13285445528.

v0.6.9

This adds the SDL_WINDOW_RESIZABLE flag when calling SDL_CreateWindow while starting the Pac-Man demo GUI.
With this flag, the window can be resized or e.g. snapped to the screen border like any other window.

See here for documentation regarding the flag.

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This release is based on pull request #104 and has been published by release job 13265164901.

v0.6.8

This fixes the Demo crashing at tunnels: #90

The Maze::positionConsideringTunnel() now always returns a valid maze position, by either wrapping or clamping (tunnel or wall).

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This release is based on pull request #100 and has been published by release job 12407640707.

v0.6.7

This add some details to the bottom of the release description, namely the related PR and the workflow that created the release.

Closes #80.

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This release is based on pull request #103 and has been published by release job 12245050871.

v0.6.6

This makes sure that only one release workflow runs at a time, even if multiple PRs have been merged in close concession.
Running workflows won't be canceled; newer workflows will wait in line to run after the current one finishes.

See here for a full documentation of the utilized settings.

This closes #97 .

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v0.6.5

This fixes a couple of details that were found by Willi, our first tutorial tester 🏅

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v0.6.4

This adds a GitHub octocat logo into the right GitHub Page corner, suggesting to check out and fork our repo.

Based on tholman/github-corners#53

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v0.6.3

This cleans up the Readme a bit by removing a todo comment

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v0.6.2

This PR encourages reading the tutorial on our GitHub Page by changing the Readme links to GitHub pages URLs.

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v0.6.1

1. a TL;DR is always great
2. we should mention state machines as bad practise 😉

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