fix: resolve unwanted object output and improve Rock Paper Scissors game structure

[yuvraj-k-singh]

📝 Description

This PR fixes the unwanted object reference output in the Rock Paper Scissors game by removing the unnecessary print(game) statement and improving the overall code structure.

Changes Made:

• Removed unwanted object memory reference output.
• Renamed class from Rock_Paper_Scissor to RockPaperScissors.
• Moved random import to the global scope.
• Improved round counting logic by incrementing rounds only after successful gameplay.
• Enhanced code readability and formatting.

🔗 Linked Issue

Closes #499

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📋 Contribution Checklist

• My code strictly adheres to the project guidelines (Standard library only, procedural code, clean spacing).
• I have verified that my files are placed in the correct directory.
• I have tested my changes thoroughly on my local machine.
• I have included interactive emojis and clean console/UI outputs.
• GSSoC 2026: I have been formally assigned to this issue and noted it above.

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