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This pull request introduces the longest_positive_streak function, which calculates the length of the longest consecutive run of positive integers in a list. It also includes a comprehensive pytest test suite and a GitHub Actions workflow to ensure code quality and correctness.

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Adds the `longest_positive_streak` function and accompanying tests.
Includes a GitHub Actions workflow to run tests on push and pull request.
Adds a .gitignore file to exclude python cache files.
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@aman-coder03 aman-coder03 marked this pull request as ready for review October 11, 2025 18:22
This change ensures that the pytest command can find the `streak` module during the CI run.
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