[EXTERNAL] make-your-game:score-handling WebSocket package is not needed

[sadiqui]

The Gorilla WebSocket package is not needed for this project. WebSockets are typically used for real-time bidirectional communication, such as live chat or multiplayer games. However, since only one player interacts with the game at a time, WebSockets are unnecessary.

For this project, a Go API service using HTTP endpoints is sufficient to handle the scoreboard. The player’s score will be sent via a POST request, and the server will store it in a JSON file. A GET request will retrieve the stored scores when needed. This is explicitly stated in the project instructions:

public/subjects/make-your-game/score-handling/README.md

Lines 7 to 11 in ebcc577

	For this project you must implement:
	- **scoreboards**
	- **go API service** that allows saving the data from the game in JSON format
	- The API should accept POST and GET requests from the client side for the scoreboard data

The implementation will rely only on two standard Go packages:

• net/http: for handling HTTP requests.
• encoding/json: for encoding and decoding JSON data.

This project is designed to help students learn how to build simple APIs using Go’s standard library:

public/subjects/make-your-game/score-handling/README.md

Lines 69 to 75 in ebcc577

	This project will help you learn about:
	- Creating and using an API
	- POST requests
	- GET requests
	- JSON
	- Sorting algorithms

Additionally, the audit ensures that only allowed packages are used:

public/subjects/make-your-game/score-handling/audit/README.md

Line 3 in ebcc577

###### Has the requirement for the allowed packages been respected? (Reminder for this project: only [standard packages](https://golang.org/pkg/))