Refactor display_dungeon into helper functions

[moonwho101]

I have refactored the monolithic display_dungeon function in src/Murk.cpp into several smaller, logical helper functions. This makes the code much more readable and maintainable while preserving all original game logic and functionality.

Specifically, I extracted the following parts:

• Shareware and version status checks.
• Dungeon cell (floor and wall) rendering, including surface selection logic.
• Dungeon items, treasure, and pits rendering.
• Player movement, animation, and interaction logic.
• Global state updates for missiles, damage, and turns.
• Panel UI rendering and backbuffer flipping.
• Level transition and endgame processing.
• Network keep-alive and player timeout maintenance.

The display_dungeon function now serves as a clean high-level controller for these operations.

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Pull request overview

Refactors the large display_dungeon routine in src/Murk.cpp into helper functions to improve readability while aiming to preserve game behavior.

Changes:

• Extracted shareware/version checks into check_game_status.
• Split dungeon rendering into draw_dungeon_cell, draw_dungeon_items, and handle_players_in_cell.
• Moved end-of-frame updates/UI/network maintenance into update_dungeon_state, draw_panel_and_flip, process_endgame, and network_ping.

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (1)

src/Murk.cpp:1027

• draw_dungeon_items declares resultOK at the top, but then re-declares a new BOOL resultOK inside several branches (e.g., the first chest blit). This shadowing makes it easy to miss errors and typically triggers warnings; use the existing resultOK variable (assignment without re-declaration) or remove it entirely if the return value isn’t used.

void draw_dungeon_items(int x, int y, int level, int startx, int starty) {
	BOOL resultOK;
	int i;
			if (dungeon[x][y][level].item == 'c' && dungeon[x][y][level].explored == 1 && !networkserver) {
				if (dungeon[x][y][level].image == 0) {
					BOOL resultOK = pDirDraw->BlitImage(&CPoint(startx, starty + 20), partsBSurfaceNum,
					                                    &CRect(113, 294, 225, 391));

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[Copilot]

handle_players_in_cell defines int savelevel = level; but never uses it. If the original intent was to write to the global savelevel, this refactor changes behavior; otherwise, remove the unused local to avoid warnings/confusion.

Suggested change

int savelevel = level;

[Copilot]

Inside handle_players_in_cell the code still assigns to mademove, but mademove is no longer declared in the refactored display_dungeon and there’s no global definition in this file. This will fail to compile; pass mademove into this helper (by reference) or remove/replace the assignment if it’s no longer needed.

Suggested change

	BOOL resultOK;
	BOOL resultOK;
	BOOL mademove = FALSE;