Parse user replays to report scores, validate decks and submit to TOs

[AlphaKretin]

Currently reporting scores is restricted to the tournament organisers, but given they have the ability to override a falsified score it could potentially be safe enough to let users report scores for their own games. Maybe this could be an option toggled per-tournament, so that it could be enabled for only more casual games? This would require making tournament creation more unwieldly though.

[kevinlul]

What if both involved must confirm the score, just like match slips? I know that yrpX replay uploading isn't part of the initial user story.

[AlphaKretin]

I've definitely considered replay uploading as something that would be nice to support - it would also enable fun future features like analytics. The issue is that one match is 2-3 replays, and uploading multiple files is multiple messages, at least through the Discord user client.

Could have it so that a user uploading a new replay (compare saved md5 hashes or something) adds one score to the match they're in (there'd still be a level of honour system here as we can't expect EDOPro usernames to match up with player names), and when one player in that match has 2 points it declares the winner (but could still support a third replay being added in case things were out of order).

[kevinlul]

We don't have to use the honour system because we can match the player decks that we already have to the players in the replay, or reject the replay. Still, replay parsing in TypeScript is definitely way beyond the scope of the first iterations, so I was actually only thinking of sending replays to help the TO, but that's still some ways away since we have no object storage capabilities outside of Discord.

[AlphaKretin]

Oh, of course, deck validation! Yeah, this is OOS for right now but definitely something I want to investigate in the future.