feat: Implement longest_positive_streak with tests and workflow | Verification 11641248#2
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- Adds the `longest_positive_streak` function in `streak.py` to calculate the length of the longest run of consecutive positive numbers. - Includes a comprehensive pytest suite in `tests/test_streak.py` covering various scenarios and edge cases. - Sets up a GitHub Actions workflow in `.github/workflows/pytest.yml` to automate testing on push and pull requests across multiple Python versions. - Adds a `.gitignore` file to exclude unnecessary files from version control.
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This pull request implements the
longest_positive_streakfunction, which finds the length of the longest consecutive run of positive numbers in a list.Changes include:
streak.pywith thelongest_positive_streakfunction.pytesttest suite intests/test_streak.pyto ensure correctness..github/workflows/pytest.yml) to run tests automatically..gitignorefile to prevent committing cached files.Verification Number: 11641248
PR created automatically by Jules for task 10944604027073371314