* Make the seed in default initialization controllable
Since seed() is being called in default initialization of Space, it should be controllable for reproducibility.
* Updated derived classes of Space to have their seeds controllable at initialization.
* Allow Tuple's spaces to each have their own seed
* Added dict based seeding for Dict space; test cases for Tuple and Dict seeding
* Update discrete.py
* Update test_spaces.py
* Add seed to __init__()
* blacked
* Fix black
* Fix failing tests
See also space.Box.contains(), it already has this change
Reproduce Error with following lines:
from gym import spaces
import numpy as np
space_Multidiscrete = spaces.MultiDiscrete(np.ones((10,3)))
sample_test = np.ones((9,3))
space_Multidiscrete.contains(sample_test) #errors: ValueError: operands could not be broadcast together with shapes (9,3) (10,3)
`contains` really should not exist when it does exactly what the builtin
magic method `__contains__` was meant for, but that would break backward
compatibility.
* add dtype to Box
* remove board_game, debugging, safety, parameter_tuning environments
* massive set of breaking changes
- remove python logging module
- _step, _reset, _seed, _close => non underscored method
- remove benchmark and scoring folder
* Improve render("human"), now resizable, closable window.
* get rid of default step and reset in wrappers, so it doesn’t silently fail for people with underscore methods
* CubeCrash unit test environment
* followup fixes
* MemorizeDigits unit test envrionment
* refactored spaces a bit
fixed indentation
disabled test_env_semantics
* fix unit tests
* fixes
* CubeCrash, MemorizeDigits tested
* gym backwards compatibility patch
* gym backwards compatibility, followup fixes
* changelist, add spaces to main namespaces
* undo_logger_setup for backwards compat
* remove configuration.py
