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Please fix the bug: 'ReferenceError: groundLevels is not defined' in or related to this line: 'self.shadow.y = groundLevels[0] - self.y - self.trunk.y;' Line Number: 366

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Using the following instructions, add shadows to the athletes, you would modify the Athlete class to include a shadow asset for each athlete instance. Here's a conceptual outline of the code changes you would make, described in human language: 1. **Define a Shadow Asset in the Athlete Class Initialization:** - Within the Athlete class constructor, after initializing the athlete's body parts (like the trunk, head, arms, and legs), you would attach a new asset to represent the shadow. This could be done using the `self.attachAsset` method similar to how other body parts are attached. - The shadow asset could be a simple ellipse or a custom shape that resembles the shadow cast by an athlete. You would set its color to a dark gray or black with reduced alpha to make it semi-transparent, mimicking a real shadow. - Position the shadow asset directly below the athlete, offsetting its `x` and `y` properties to ensure it appears right under the athlete's feet. The `y` offset might be slightly larger than the athlete's height to place it on the ground, and you might need to adjust the `scaleX` and `scaleY` properties to stretch the shadow horizontally to make it look more realistic. 2. **Update Shadow Position in the Athlete's Update Method:** - In the Athlete class's update method (`self._update_migrated`), along with updating the athlete's position and handling animations, you would also update the shadow's position to follow the athlete. This ensures that the shadow remains correctly positioned under the athlete as they move. - If the athlete jumps, you could optionally adjust the shadow's `scaleX` and `scaleY` to make the shadow grow or shrink, simulating the shadow's behavior in real life as the athlete moves away from or closer to the ground. 3. **Adjust Shadow Visibility Based on Athlete's State:** - You might want to adjust the shadow's visibility or opacity based on the athlete's state. For example, if the athlete is jumping, the shadow could become fainter or slightly larger to reflect the increased distance from the ground. - When the athlete is falling or has collided with an obstacle, you could temporarily hide the shadow or make it more prominent based on the game's visual feedback requirements.

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when isReached and athlete had won, show the confettis

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add a confetti class to celebrate player victory

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Please fix the bug: 'ReferenceError: messageTextBig is not defined' in or related to this line: 'messageTextBig.visible = false;' Line Number: 548

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in Billboard.setMessage, set nbLineFeeds to the number of line feeds in newMessage

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Please fix the bug: 'ReferenceError: currentMessage is not defined' in or related to this line: 'self.setMessage(currentMessage);' Line Number: 540

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