Stardew Valley: implement new game (#1455)

* Stardew Valley Archipelago implementation

* fix breaking changes

* - Added and Updated Documentation for the game

* Removed fun

* Remove entire idea of step, due to possible inconsistency with the main AP core

* Commented out the desired steps, fix renaming after rebase

* Fixed wording

* tests now passes on 3.8

* run flake8

* remove dependency so apworld work again

* remove dependency for real

* - Fix Formatting in the Game Page
- Removed disabled Option Descriptions for Entrance Randomizer
- Improved Game Page's description of the Arcade Machine buffs
- Trimmed down the text on the Options page for Arcade Machines, so that it is smaller

* - Removed blankspace

* remove player field

* remove None check in options

* document the scripts

* fix pytest warning

* use importlib.resources.files

* fix

* add version requirement to importlib_resources

* remove __init__.py from data folder

* increment data version

* let the __init__.py for 3.9

* use sorted() instead of list()

* replace frozenset from fish_data with tuples

* remove dependency on pytest

* - Add a bit of text to the guide to tell them about how to redeem some received items

* - Added a comment about which mod version to use

* change single quotes for double quotes

* Minimum client version both ways

* Changed version number to be more specific. The mod will handle deciding

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Co-authored-by: Alex Gilbert <alexgilbert@yahoo.com>

worlds/stardew_valley/test/TestItems.py

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+import unittest
+
+from BaseClasses import MultiWorld
+from .. import StardewValleyWorld
+from ..items import item_table
+
+
+class TestItems(unittest.TestCase):
+    def test_can_create_item_of_resource_pack(self):
+        item_name = "Resource Pack: 500 Money"
+
+        multi_world = MultiWorld(1)
+        multi_world.game[1] = "Stardew Valley"
+        multi_world.player_name = {1: "Tester"}
+        world = StardewValleyWorld(multi_world, 1)
+        item = world.create_item(item_name)
+
+        assert item.name == item_name
+
+    def test_items_table_footprint_is_between_717000_and_727000(self):
+        item_with_lowest_id = min((item for item in item_table.values() if item.code is not None), key=lambda x: x.code)
+        item_with_highest_id = max((item for item in item_table.values() if item.code is not None),
+                                   key=lambda x: x.code)
+
+        assert item_with_lowest_id.code >= 717000
+        assert item_with_highest_id.code < 727000