Add equity and probability calculation features

[JohnDaWalka]

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Summary by Sourcery

Add equity and probability calculation features for poker decision-making

New Features:

• Implement poker hand equity calculation using pokerstove library
• Create functions to calculate pot odds
• Develop a SQLAlchemy-based database to store RFI (Raise First In) poker hand data

Enhancements:

• Add database storage for tracking poker hand equity and probabilities
• Provide methods for analyzing poker hand decision-making

Build:

• Add pokerstove library to requirements

Documentation:

• Update README with documentation on equity and probability calculation process
• Add instructions for syncing RFI database with business intelligence tools

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request introduces equity and probability calculation features for poker hand analysis. It includes functions to calculate equity and pot odds, a database to store the calculated values, and instructions on how to use these features. The pokerstove library is used for equity calculations, and SQLAlchemy is used for database interactions. Instructions for syncing the database with Microsoft BI or Graph SQL have also been added to the README.

Sequence diagram for storing equity and probabilities

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant howdoi.py
    participant RFIData
    participant Database

    User->>howdoi.py: Calls store_equity_and_probabilities(hand, range_of_hands, equity, pot_odds)
    howdoi.py->>RFIData: Creates RFIData object with hand, range_of_hands, equity, pot_odds
    howdoi.py->>Database: Opens connection to rfi_database.db
    Database->>Database: Creates rfi_data table if not exists
    howdoi.py->>Database: Adds RFIData object to session
    howdoi.py->>Database: Commits session
    Database->>Database: Saves data to rfi_data table
    howdoi.py->>Database: Closes connection
    Database-->>howdoi.py: Returns success
    howdoi.py-->>User: Returns success

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Updated class diagram for RFIData

classDiagram
    class RFIData {
        - id: Integer
        - hand: String
        - range_of_hands: String
        - equity: Float
        - pot_odds: Float
    }
    note for RFIData "Represents data for Raise First In (RFI) decisions, including hand, range of hands, equity, and pot odds."

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Implemented equity and pot odds calculation functions using the pokerstove library.	Added calculate_equity function to calculate hand equity against a range of hands. Added calculate_pot_odds function to calculate pot odds based on the current pot size and cost of call.	howdoi/howdoi.py
Added database functionality to store equity and pot odds data using SQLAlchemy.	Imported necessary SQLAlchemy modules. Defined a RFIData model to represent the database table schema. Implemented store_equity_and_probabilities function to store calculated equity and pot odds in a SQLite database. Created a SQLite database file named rfi_database.db.	howdoi/howdoi.py
Added instructions on how to use the new equity and probability calculation features to the README.	Added a new section 'Equity and Probability Calculation' to explain how to calculate equity and pot odds for RFI decisions. Added a new section 'Syncing RFI Database with Microsoft BI or Graph SQL' to explain how to sync the RFI database with external tools.	README.md
Added pokerstove as a project dependency.	Added pokerstove to the requirements.txt file.	requirements.txt

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey @JohnDaWalka - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

Overall Comments:

• Consider adding a command-line interface to expose the new functionality.
• The database connection string is hardcoded; consider making it configurable.

Here's what I looked at during the review

• 🟡 General issues: 6 issues found
• 🟢 Security: all looks good
• 🟢 Testing: all looks good
• 🟡 Complexity: 1 issue found
• 🟢 Documentation: all looks good

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