implemented create new game closes #2 #6
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This PR adds the create_new_game function to the Blockopoly smart contract, enabling registered players to initiate new game instances on-chain. The function validates that the caller is registered, ensures the number of players is between 2 and 8, and assigns the initiating player their chosen symbol. It generates a unique game ID, captures the current timestamp, and initializes the game with appropriate metadata and player details. Depending on the game mode, the game status is set to either Pending (multiplayer) or Ongoing (single-player). The new game instance is saved to the world state, and a GameCreated event is emitted to record the creation. This feature is essential to the decentralized game setup flow in Blockopoly. closes #2