Implementing different mouse clicking strategies.

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Random interval clicking is better than clicking away every second, but it still doesn't represent a "realistic" clicking style that a human would replicate if actually clicking and using the mouse for real-world activities.

I also recently watched a video about the Strategy pattern, and I think it would be a good idea to create different types of clicking patterns and styles to simulate a "real" human interaction with the mouse.

Making a system of my own dunder methods or abstract methods is simple enough, the tricky part is coming up with algorithms for different clicking patterns without massively duplicating code.

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Instead of using an Abstract Base Class with an Abstract Method, I've decided on using the Protocol from the typing module to implement a new dunder method __click__(self)

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What alternative strategies should I implement?

Is there a way I can record my mouse clicks and generate a clicking strategy from it (without capturing other data)?

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Created one more strategy called 'NaturalClickStrategy' in #13