Recipe graphs now include the names of 'interactive_counter' and 'equipment' in Cooperative Cuisine. Updated the random agent to also receive recipe graphs information. These changes were implemented to enhance functionality and efficiently retrieve required information.

The random parameter in OrderManager's initialization process under cooperative_cuisine/environment.py has been updated. Instead of using an existing random instance, a new one is now created using a specified seed. This allows for more controlled randomness within the system operation.

The term "CooperativeCuisine" in multiple files has been replaced with the correct name "Cooperative Cuisine". These changes are reflected in the main code documentation, pygame_2D visualization, item type enumeration, and the CHANGELOG.

The version in setup.py has been updated from 1.1.0 to 1.1.1. Corresponding changes have also been made to the changelog to reflect this version update.

Added type hints and docstrings throughout the project, notably in the effects, orders, study server, and game server modules. These additions provide better understanding and ease in navigating through the codebase. Minor code reorganization and syntax optimization were also performed.

Updated setup.py and CHANGELOG.md to reflect the new version of the application, 1.1.0. This new version includes numerous updates and fixes that resulted from the first version, such as a new command line interface, increased test coverage, support for different languages, and more.

Resolve "Score of order depends on remaining time"

Closes #128

See merge request scs/cocosy/overcooked-simulator!94

# Conflicts:
#	CHANGELOG.md

Resolve "Complete Cooperative Cousine Terminal Command"

Closes #113

See merge request scs/cocosy/overcooked-simulator!90

Score is calculated when recipe graph is created and shown next to recipes. Score of order is shown in game.

# Conflicts:
#	CHANGELOG.md
#	cooperative_cuisine/pygame_2d_vis/gui.py

With this commit, the game now supports SSL connections. In addition, the argument parsing workflow was fundamentally improved to provide a clearer, better-structured usage of command line arguments for different functionalities. It also includes updates to the help documentations - now, each of these functionalities are accessible as subcommands with their own help messages. A minor update was also made to the test suite to reflect these changes.

Moved the creation of argparse.ArgumentParser objects used to parse command line arguments into a separate module, `argument_parser.py`. This includes organizing all the add_argument calls into specific functions within this new module, in order to increase code readability, reusability and organization within the argument parsing codebase. All existing usages have been updated accordingly.

The update modifies the get_participant_game_connection method in the study server. Now, the method uses "Test" as the default host if the request client is None. This ensures that the functionality will not break when dealing with test or invalid client requests.