Update actions.py

[ethan052]

Zergling morphs into Baneling

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[tewalds]

This is hard to fix given it's in the c++ api and in various bots.

[ethan052]

Thanks for your reply.
Programs run with the actual value of constants.
Changing a constant value will affect program behaviors.
I did't ask you to change the actual value of constants.

I know that changing the name of constants will affect third party programs.
However, how do you distinguish an expert and a beginner in a field?

Most experts think that beginners use inaccuracy terms to express concepts,
so some experts do not want to waste time to explain things to beginners.

For game players, the constant name is inaccuracy.

If you think I am a trouble maker, you can ignore my proposal simply.
If you want to make the framework perfect, you can add the correct constants, and the inaccuracy constant name may be kept for compatibility.

[ForeverPs]

I don't know why I receive this email, there must be something wrong. I just went through the project named pysc2 on github several days ago, so I think that there's some mismatch. best wishes, and you guys are doing a great job. ForeverPs

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