1. In trying as keep as close to the spirit of the original game as possible, there is no handling for an invalidly low number.
A zero input prints "chicken" and skips the third card and starts over with 2 new initial cards.
2. After the wad is blown, anything but a yes answer to the "Try again" question ends the game
16:Bug
“If you elect to see all the pictures, this program has the ability of consuming well over six feet of terminal paper per run. We can only suggest recycling the paper by using the other side.”
Notable changes:
* Use informative variable names instead of q, a, b, m, and c
* Use a lookup table instead of chained ifs for face cards
* Refactor I/O helpers into a separate file
* Refactor random card logic into its own function
* Support any case for "yes" input
* Add a few comments to non-obvious parts of the game logic
* Insert "HERE IS THE CARD WE DREW:" into the output since just printing the card was pretty confusing
* Make indentation uniform
* Make bracing style uniform
* Use conventional JavaScript camelCasing
* Use top-level await in a module instead of a main() function
* Clean up the HTML shell page for modern best practices (including a mobile-friendly viewport)
