feat(challenge pack 1): add new challenge packages #1
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This pull request introduces a comprehensive set of programming challenges for both Python and C++, targeting students of varying expertise. It also adds automated GitHub Actions CI workflows for each challenge, ensuring code quality and integrating a points-awarding system. The changes are grouped into two main themes: challenge specification and CI workflow automation.
Programming Challenge Specification:
.github/copilot-instructions.mddetailing the role, objectives, and instructions for generating 10 programming challenges (5 Python, 5 C++), including requirements for file structure, solution templates, test files, CMake configuration for C++, and CI workflow integration. Each challenge is described with clear tasks and requirements for students.CI Workflow Automation:
Added GitHub Actions workflow files for each challenge (e.g.,
python_palindrome_checker_ci.yaml,cpp_string_reverser_ci.yaml) that automate testing and integrate a points-awarding system using secrets. Each workflow runs language-specific tests and awards points via an API if secrets are present. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10]Added a CMake configuration file
cpp/binary_search_tree/CMakeLists.txtto support building and testing the C++ Binary Search Tree challenge with GoogleTest, enabling seamless integration with the CI workflow.