Catch

1. Add a catch command. It takes the name of a Pokemon as an argument. Example usage:

Pokedex > catch pikachu
Throwing a Pokeball at pikachu...
pikachu escaped!
Pokedex > catch pikachu
Throwing a Pokeball at pikachu...
pikachu was caught!

• Be sure to print the Throwing a Pokeball at <pokemon>... message before determining if the Pokemon was caught or not.

• Use the Pokemon endpoint to get information about a Pokemon by name.

• Give the user a chance to catch the Pokemon using the Math.random() static method.

• You can use the pokemon's "base experience" to determine the chance of catching it. The higher the base experience, the harder it should be to catch.

• Once the Pokemon is caught, add it to the user's Pokedex. The user's "pokedex" should just be a Record<string, Pokemon> (a map of Pokemon by name) stored in the State object.

• Test the catch command manually - make sure you can actually catch a Pokemon within a reasonable number of tries.

2. Run the CLI again and tee the output (which copies the stdout) to a new file called repl.log (and .gitignore the log).

npm run dev | tee repl.log

Once in the REPL, run the following commands:

• catch squirtle

• exit

Run and submit the CLI tests.