Implement search insert position in cairo#221
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@GideonBature can you add the .tool-versions file please?
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This PR adds the implementation of the "Search Insert Position" algorithm in Cairo as requested in issue #215. The algorithm finds the index of a target value in a sorted array, or the position where it would be inserted if not found, with O(log n) time complexity using binary search.
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examples/cairo/scripts/search_insert_position/search_insert_posfunction with binary search approachImplementation Details
Testing
All test cases pass successfully, demonstrating the correctness of the implementation for various scenarios.
Closes #215