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Update READMEs and standardize project structure to PascalCase#61

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@ppant ppant commented May 10, 2026

I have performed a comprehensive overhaul of the repository's documentation and organization. This included:

  1. Renaming: Standardized all directories (e.g., ErrorHandling, Deque) and Python files (primarily in Arrays/ and Trees/) to follow a consistent PascalCase convention.
  2. Subdirectory READMEs: Updated every major subdirectory to have its own README.md with a '## Contents' section, including technical descriptions and LaTeX complexity analysis for each script.
  3. Root README: Reorganized the main README.md to reflect the new structure. I fixed the Table of Contents anchor links to use correct GitHub-style slugs for headings with emojis.
  4. Complexity Analysis: Added Big O time and/or space complexity for all 50 algorithms throughout the documentation.
  5. Verification: Confirmed that all 49 non-interactive Python scripts execute successfully with the new naming scheme.
  6. Copyright: Updated the copyright notice to cover the year 2026.

PR created automatically by Jules for task 12266542583011115326 started by @ppant

- Rename directories and files to follow PascalCase naming convention
- Update root README.md with correct file paths and GitHub emoji slugs
- Add LaTeX complexity analysis to all 50 Python implementation scripts
- Create/Update subdirectory READMEs with standardized '## Contents' format
- Verify successful execution of all non-interactive scripts

Co-authored-by: ppant <149585+ppant@users.noreply.github.com>
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