Can you approve the fork without being obnoxious?

Python 3.10 fork.

Python 3.10 fork.

Python 3.10 fork.

Python 3.10 fork.

Python 3.10 fork.

There's nothing novel or interesting about any of the functions we're supposed to implement, and the whole thing looks like a low-effort attempt to combine a bunch of random existing katas into a single task.

Pick any word besides "KAYAK" (or "CAULK") and compute the pattern which the word "SHAKE" would produce - not a single one of them will be equal to "--YY-".

what do i have to actually do in this code

You can't ask for other people to give away the solution, you know? The task is to guess what the next Math::random call is going to return - how this can be done is for you figure out.

Trivial map/filter/reduce and simple bit manipulations are not novel kata ideas.

C# 10 should be enabled.

System.TypeInitializationException : The type initializer for 'PsychicGuesser' threw an exception.
  ----> System.FieldAccessException : Cannot set initonly static field 'random' after type 'GuessingGame' is initialized.

This kata is broken in C# 10. Looking through the list of submitted solutions I found only 2 approaches that everybody used:

1. This one (used by the kata author himself) which is not valid anymore
2. And this one which still works but also relies on how game.Guess will be called even though the description doesn't provide any guarantees about this

Either the description should be changed to make the second approach a legitimate solution, or this kata should be retired.