The Vine contest was to slide tiles around and then identify a vine of increasing values that are four point connected with no repeats. See the Vine contest for full details.
This challenge is specifically for the linear [1 n] case.
This did not exist in the competition suite but did in the test suite as brd 78. The 1-D case was not optimized during the contest.
Input b = [1 5 2 3 1 2 8] ..limit 2
Output: v=[3 4 5] and moves =[7 6;6 5] making [1 5 2 3 8 0 0]
Score is 13.
The board may be flipped LR but will always be a row.
..............................................Limit 10000....7250...6681....1000........0
Nieto-Castanon Winning Code:...5705...5705...5705....3114 2564
Optimal Score values...................20244 20244 20167 13048 2564
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optimal score values (until proven otherwise):...... 20244 20244 20238 14563 2564