Add support for DICT popitem

[shoaib-moeen]

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[shoaib-moeen]

/bot run docs spelling pylint pyccel_lint coverage

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/bot trut user shoaib-moeen

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/bot trust user shoaib-moeen

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@shoaib-moeen It looks like the Pyccel maintainers trust you 🚀. I will now start running tests when you request them.

[shoaib-moeen]

/bot run docs spelling pylint pyccel_lint coverage

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Good job ! Your PR is using all the code it added/changed.