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[refactor] Cleanup code

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- Rename joystick library to helpers
- Put color565 function in helpers.py
- Switch screen width and height names as game runs in landscrape
- Enumerate levels for readability
- Update docstrings
- Rework splash screen to use binary operators
- Extract create bricks and create lives functions
- Reowrk main game loop logic to support next level
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# Program Documentation
## Overview
This program is a simple game implemented in MicroPython for the Raspberry Pi Pico with a Pico-LCD-1.14 display. The game involves controlling a character to avoid obstacles and score points. The program includes a splash screen, game over screen, and a main game loop.
This program is a simple game implemented in MicroPython for the Raspberry Pi Pico with a Pico-LCD-1.14 display. The game involves controlling a paddle to acontrol a ball to break a brick wall and score points. The program includes a splash screen, game over screen, and a main game loop.
## Framebuffer
The program use framebuffer to draw the game graphics. The framebuffer is a 2D array that represents the pixels on the display. The program uses the `framebuf` module to create and manipulate the framebuffer. The framebuffer is then copied to the display using the `blit` method.
The program uses a framebuffer to draw the game graphics. The framebuffer is a 2D array that represents the pixels on the display. The program uses the micropyhton `framebuf` module to create and manipulate the framebuffer. The framebuffer is then copied to the display using the `blit` method.
## Multithreading