Add is_palindrome_ignore_case_and_spaces to strings/palindrome.py

[kaviya-ns]

Describe your change:

Adds a new function is_palindrome_ignore_case_and_spaces to strings/palindrome.py
that checks whether a string is a palindrome while ignoring letter case and spaces.
Existing functions in the file are unchanged.

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[Abhirai2006]

Nice small addition, thanks! Two things I noticed though:

The doctest with "Was it a car or a cat I saw?" returns False, but that's kind of an accident — it's only False because the trailing "?" doesn't get stripped (the function only removes spaces, not punctuation). If you actually remove the "?", that phrase is a real palindrome ignoring case/spaces. So the test passes but not really for the reason you'd want it to. Might be worth swapping in a cleaner example, or handling punctuation too so the function does what its name says.

Also the new assert in main (is_palindrome(key) == is_palindrome_ignore_case_and_spaces(key)) is checked against the existing test_data, but none of those strings have spaces or mixed case — so it's not really testing the new behavior, just repeating the old check. Adding one or two mixed-case/spaced entries would make that assertion actually mean something.

Otherwise looks good, happy to approve once these are sorted.