SSM game backend using exisiting qkd code.#121
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This one got a little out of hand but wanted to have it open before the meeting.
Implements all the necessary code for the 2 player game of send a secret message. This includes all the of the websocket stuff to prompt the user to interact with it.
It works when doing things carefully, not thoroughly battle tested. Will show in person.