Bowling Scorecard

Score a ten-pin bowling game that may still be in progress.

A game has 10 frames, and in each frame the bowler has a rack of 10 pins. rolls lists the number of pins knocked down by each roll so far, in order.

• Frames 1-9: a frame ends when the bowler knocks down all 10 pins with the *first* roll (a strike, frame has one roll) or after two rolls. If the two rolls together knock down all 10 pins it is a spare; otherwise it is an open frame. A roll of 10 on the *second* roll of a frame (after a first roll of 0) is a spare, not a strike.
• Frame 10: the bowler gets two rolls, and a third roll if the first roll was a strike or the first two rolls made a spare. After a strike, or when a spare has just been completed, the rack is set up again with 10 pins for the next roll.
• Frame score: the pins knocked down in the frame's own rolls, plus a bonus: a strike adds the next two rolls and a spare adds the next one roll (rolls of the following frames; in frame 10 there is no bonus, its extra rolls simply count as part of the frame).

A frame is settled once its own rolls and all of its bonus rolls have happened.

Input: rolls.

Output: [totals, standing]. totals is the running total after each settled frame, in order, listing frames from frame 1 up to the last frame that is settled with every earlier frame also settled. standing is the number of pins standing for the next roll, or 0 if the game is complete.