Added sort and search algorithms to Python, updated my author name from previous pull request in C sort and search algorithms,

[utkarshkonwar]

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Type of Change

• ✨ New snippet
• 🛠 Improvement to an existing snippet
• 🐞 Bug fix
• 📖 Documentation update
• 🔧 Other (please describe):

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• I have tested my code and verified it works as expected.
• My code follows the style and contribution guidelines of this project.
• Comments are added where necessary for clarity.
• Documentation has been updated (if applicable).
• There are no new warnings or errors from my changes.

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[majvax]

Hey, thanks for your contribution! 🙌

We really appreciate the effort you’ve put into submitting your Python snippets. However, we can’t accept them at this time for the following reasons:

• Sorting: There is already a standard library equivalent in Python (sorted() or .sort() for in-place sorting). Since QuickSnip focuses on providing unique, reusable, and self-contained snippets, we avoid duplicating functionality that is already available in the standard library.

• Search: Same for sorting, it can already be achieved using list.index() in Python. As such, it doesn’t add new or unique value to the repository.

Please resolve the conflict to update you author name.

[majvax]

Hi @utkarshkonwar ,

I'm closing this PR due to inactivity. There hasn't been any response or updates in the past week despite the requested changes.

If you'd like to continue working on this feature, please feel free to open a new PR when you have time to address the feedback. We appreciate your contribution attempt and welcome future submissions.

Thanks for understanding!

Closing as stale. 👋