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* lisp/play/tetris.el: Cleanup image representation and rotation. (tetris-tty-colors, tetris-x-colors, tetris-blank): Remove leading nil element, adjust values. (tetris-shapes, tetris-shape-scores): Change representation of shapes and remove some redundancy. (tetris-get-shape-cell, tetris-shape-width, tetris-draw-next-shape) (tetris-draw-shape, tetris-erase-shape, tetris-test-shape): Adjust for working with new representation of shapes. (tetris-shape-rotations): New function. (tetris-move-bottom, tetris-move-left, tetris-move-right) (tetris-rotate-prev, tetris-rotate-next): Adjust for working with the new version of tetris-test-shape.

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