Star-Count is a fast-paced game of intuition and rhythm, traditionally played by
starlight to pass the time on long journeys, sometimes with gambling involved.
The name comes from the practice of referring to one's fingers as "stars" and
the goal of the game is to correctly guess the total number of stars revealed by
both players.

To play, both players simultaneously use the CALL command to reveal a number of
stars (1 to 5) with their fingers and then call out a guess for the total sum (2
to 10).

Usage:
    CALL <stars> <total>

Examples:
    CALL 3 7 (You show 3 stars and guess the total is 7)

If only one player correctly guesses the total sum of all stars shown, they win
the round and gain a point. If both players guess correctly, or both guess
incorrectly, the round is a tie. The first player to reach 3 points is declared
the winner.

If a choice is not made quickly, the player will show 1 star and make a guess of
2, likely resulting in a lost round.

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