feat: Add Python CI Pipeline with automated testing infrastructure - #554
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Resolves #517
What: Added a Python CI/CD pipeline using GitHub Actions, implemented standard library unittest scripts for 3 representative projects (Armstrong Number, Number Guessing Game, Typing Speed Tester), and added a pyproject.toml.
Why: To ensure zero dependencies while preventing syntax errors and maintaining code quality across the 40+ projects as the repository scales.
How:
python-ci.yml runs on push/PR to main across Python 3.10, 3.11, 3.12.
Syntax is verified via python -m py_compile.
Tests run via python -m unittest discover -s tests -v.
Updated CONTRIBUTING.md with guidelines on how to write tests using unittest.
Testing: Passed syntax checks and unit tests locally.