[Term Entry] Python functools: update_wrapper()

[jjwheatley]

Description

Added Term-Entry for Python's update_wrapper() method from the functools module.

Issue Solved

Closes #7456

Type of Change

Adding a new entry
Updating the documentation

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[mamtawardhani]

Looks good for a second review! 🚀

[dakshdeepHERE]

LGTM 🚀

[dakshdeepHERE]

@jjwheatley never use () at the end of your branch names.

[dakshdeepHERE]

Hey @jjwheatley, thanks so much for this contribution! The changes look good. Just a friendly heads-up for future branches: it's a good practice to avoid using special characters like parentheses () in branch names.

The main reason is that they have special meaning on the command line, which forces us to wrap the branch name in quotes for every single git operation (fetch, checkout, push, etc.). They can also cause issues with URL encoding and other development tools.

Using hyphens to separate words (e.g., update-functools-wrapper) is a common convention that avoids these problems.

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