Cheat Codes!

Feature contributed by Patrick Nadeau.

Cheat codes give you the ability to tweak the game at run time with a
simple keypress or controller input.  Cheats consist of two pieces:

* A key binding that connects a user input to a cheat.  When you press
  the bound key, you invoke the cheat.

* A cheat command, provided on the jzIntv commandline, that says what
  to do when the cheat is invoked.

The cheat feature defines 32 new actions you can use in your kbdhackfile.
(See doc/jzintv/kbdhackfile.txt for more information on kbdhackfiles.)

    CHEAT0 CHEAT1 CHEAT2 CHEAT3 CHEAT4 CHEAT5 CHEAT6 CHEAT7 CHEAT8 CHEAT9
    CHEAT10 CHEAT11 CHEAT12 CHEAT13 CHEAT14 CHEAT15 CHEAT16 CHEAT17 CHEAT18
    CHEAT19 CHEAT20 CHEAT21 CHEAT22 CHEAT23 CHEAT24 CHEAT25 CHEAT26 CHEAT27
    CHEAT28 CHEAT29 CHEAT30 CHEAT31

When you bind a keyboard or controller input to one of these actions,
pressing that input will activate the corresponding cheat.  For example,
the following kbdhackfile line will bind TAB to CHEAT0, so that pressing
TAB invokes the first cheat:

    TAB CHEAT0

You provide cheats to jzIntv on the command line with the flag 
--cheat='<cheat>'.  The string in quotes contains 1 to 16 commands,
optionally separated by vertical bars.

The command line flags --cheat0 through --cheat31 allow you to assign the
cheat number explictily.  e.g. --cheat17='P $123 45' assignes to CHEAT17.

Supported commands:

    P addr data     Pokes 'data' into address 'addr'
    E addr data     Enters 'data' into address 'addr' as if from CPU.

The two commands are very similar.  Most of the time, you'll want to use P.
Commands are case-insensitive.

Both the address and data are in hexadecimal.  You can optionally put a
dollar sign in front of hexadecimal values.

Example cheats:

* Q*Bert: 6 lives:          --cheat='P $173 6'
* Demon Attack: 255 lives:  --cheat='P $181 FF'