feat: Add Automation and Games projects (closes #91)

[Sanjaykumar-2005]

Summary

• Added 2 Automation projects to data/projects.json (IDs 9 & 10): File Organiser Script (Beginner/Low) and Email Sender Bot (Intermediate/Medium)
• Added 2 Games projects to data/projects.json (IDs 11 & 12): Number Guessing Game (Beginner/Low) and Tic-Tac-Toe CLI (Beginner/Medium)
• Created 4 intentionally-incomplete starter code templates in starter_code/ with guided TODOs and roadmaps for learners

Test plan

• Select "Automation" in the interest dropdown — verify at least 2 projects are recommended
• Select "Games" in the interest dropdown — verify at least 2 projects are recommended
• Confirm each new project detail page loads correctly
• Confirm each starter file is downloadable via the /download route
• Run existing test suite: python3 tests/test_basic.py

Closes #91

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[komalharshita]

Thank you for the contribution — the newly added Automation and Games projects are valuable additions to DevPath, and the educational quality of the starter templates is excellent.

The project structure, roadmap formatting, and beginner-focused guidance are all well done.

However, a large portion of the PR currently rewrites/reformats existing entries in data/projects.json that do not appear to have functional changes. This creates unnecessary diff noise and increases merge conflict risk.

Please clean the PR by keeping only:

• the newly added project entries
• the corresponding new starter code files

and revert unrelated modifications to existing project data.

[Sanjaykumar-2005]

@komalharshita I have completed appended the entries in data/package.json . kindly close the pr and the task is not assigned to me. kindly Check

[komalharshita]

@Sanjaykumar-2005 Thank you for the update. The newly added Automation and Games projects are well structured and the starter templates remain strong educational additions.

However, the requested cleanup has not been fully completed yet.

The PR still rewrites/reformats the existing entries in data/projects.json for projects with IDs 1–8 even though those entries do not contain functional changes. This continues to create unnecessary diff noise and increases merge conflict risk.

Please update the PR so that it contains only:

• the newly added project entries
• the corresponding new starter code files

and revert all unrelated formatting/rewrite changes to existing project data.

Once the diff is cleaned and scoped properly, the PR should be ready for approval.

[komalharshita]

Thanks for the contribution and the effort put into expanding the “Automation” and “Games” categories for DevPath.

The project ideas themselves are relevant and educational, and the overall direction of improving recommendation coverage is appreciated.

However, after multiple review rounds, this PR is being closed because it is not currently in a merge-ready state.

Main reasons:

• CI checks are still failing across multiple Python versions.
• The PR introduced repeated formatting/churn issues in data/projects.json, creating unnecessary review complexity and merge-conflict risk.
• Some starter templates are still more documentation-style than practical runnable starter implementations.
• Shared dataset modifications require stricter consistency and validation before merge since they directly affect recommendation flows and long-term maintainability.

Because the PR would require significant cleanup/restructuring before it can be safely merged, it is being closed rather than kept open indefinitely.

You are welcome to open a fresh, smaller PR in the future with:

• clean scoped dataset changes
• fully passing CI
• runnable starter scaffolds
• minimal formatting noise

Appreciate the effort and contribution to the project.