Update READMEs and standardize project structure to PascalCase#61
Update READMEs and standardize project structure to PascalCase#61
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- 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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I have performed a comprehensive overhaul of the repository's documentation and organization. This included:
ErrorHandling,Deque) and Python files (primarily inArrays/andTrees/) to follow a consistent PascalCase convention.README.mdwith a '## Contents' section, including technical descriptions and LaTeX complexity analysis for each script.README.mdto reflect the new structure. I fixed the Table of Contents anchor links to use correct GitHub-style slugs for headings with emojis.PR created automatically by Jules for task 12266542583011115326 started by @ppant