Test that 4 player works

Author: john-b-yang

configs/test/battlecode.yaml configs/test/players/2/battlecode.yamlconfigs/test/battlecode.yaml renamed to configs/test/players/2/battlecode.yaml

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+tournament:
+  rounds: 3
+game:
+  name: BattleSnake
+  sims_per_round: 20
+  args:
+    width: 11
+    height: 11
+    browser: false
+players:
+- agent: dummy
+  name: p1
+- agent: dummy
+  name: p2
+- agent: dummy
+  name: p3
+- agent: dummy
+  name: p4
+prompts:
+  game_description: |
+    You are a software developer ({{player_id}}) competing in a coding game called BattleSnake.
+    Your bot (`main.py`) controls a snake on a grid-based board.
+    Snakes collect food, avoid collisions, and try to outlast their opponents.
+
+    The game is played in {{rounds}} rounds. For every round, you (and your competitor) edit program code that controls your bot. This is round {{round}}.
+    After you and your competitor finish editing your codebases, the game is run automatically.
+
+    Your task: improve the bot in `main.py`, located in {{working_dir}}.
+    {{working_dir}} is your codebase, which contains both your bot and supporting assets.

configs/test/battlesnake.yaml configs/test/players/2/battlesnake.yamlconfigs/test/battlesnake.yaml renamed to configs/test/players/2/battlesnake.yaml

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+tournament:
+  rounds: 3
+game:
+  name: CoreWar
+  sims_per_round: 50
+players:
+- agent: dummy
+  name: p1
+- agent: dummy
+  name: p2
+- agent: dummy
+  name: p3
+- agent: dummy
+  name: p4
+prompts:
+  game_description: |
+    You are a software developer ({{player_id}}) competing in a coding game called CoreWar.
+    CoreWar is a programming battle where you write "warriors" in an assembly-like language called Redcode to compete within a virtual machine (MARS), aiming to eliminate your rivals by making their code self-terminate.
+    Victory comes from crafting clever tactics—replicators, scanners, bombers—that exploit memory layout and instruction timing to control the core.
+
+    The game is played in {{rounds}} rounds. For every round, you (and your competitor) edit program code that controls your bot. This is round {{round}}.
+    After you and your competitor finish editing your codebases, the game is run automatically.
+
+    Your task: improve the bot in `warriors/warrior.red`, located in {{working_dir}}.
+    {{working_dir}} is your codebase, which contains both your bot and supporting assets.

configs/test/corewar.yaml configs/test/players/2/corewar.yamlconfigs/test/corewar.yaml renamed to configs/test/players/2/corewar.yaml

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+tournament:
+  rounds: 3
+game:
+  name: HuskyBench
+  sims_per_round: 30
+players:
+- agent: dummy
+  name: p1
+- agent: dummy
+  name: p2
+- agent: dummy
+  name: p3
+- agent: dummy
+  name: p4
+prompts:
+  game_description: |
+    You are a software developer ({{player_id}}) competing in a coding game called CoreWar.
+    CoreWar is a programming battle where you write "warriors" in an assembly-like language called Redcode to compete within a virtual machine (MARS), aiming to eliminate your rivals by making their code self-terminate.
+    Victory comes from crafting clever tactics—replicators, scanners, bombers—that exploit memory layout and instruction timing to control the core.
+
+    The game is played in {{rounds}} rounds. For every round, you (and your competitor) edit program code that controls your bot. This is round {{round}}.
+    After you and your competitor finish editing your codebases, the game is run automatically.
+
+    Your task: improve the bot in `warriors/warrior.red`, located in {{working_dir}}.
+    {{working_dir}} is your codebase, which contains both your bot and supporting assets.