Add Epistemic Modal Logic Functionality about modallogic HOT 3 OPEN

Hey @vezwork, thanks for reaching out! I'm happy that this project was useful to you. 😃

Your idea seems like a well-designed extension and I'd love to see the result! That said, I think you should feel free to take things in your own direction and not feel obliged to make it integrable with what's here—I made this back in 2013 and (aside from some maintenance commits now and again) haven't really changed its functionality since, as I was really just aiming to capture the bite-sized domain of modal propositional logic. In that sense, I'd encourage you to make Epistemic Logic Playground a self-standing thing too!

I don't expect that you'll encounter too much trouble in implementing the logic itself but one tricky thing to note is that D3.js has changed substantially in the years since. I upgraded http://bl.ocks.org/rkirsling/5001347 last year so that it wouldn't go stale as a D3 example, but I didn't upgrade this repo because I felt like it was more important to keep a "finished" project stable as opposed to fresh. Apologies for the frustration that this may incur. 😅

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Oh wow, it looks really great—I'm thrilled that it worked out well for you! Thanks for sharing the results! 😃

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Hey @rkirsling Thanks so much for your input and advice, I took it and went in my own direction. Here's the result: https://vezwork.github.io/modallogic/index.html I didn't run into much trouble implementing anything, the code was easy enough to follow (especially MPL.js) and I'm really happy with how my modifications turned out :) Thanks again for your support.

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