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Standardize Naming and Enhance Documentation#52

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@ppant ppant commented May 1, 2026

This PR standardizes the repository's naming conventions and significantly enhances its documentation.

Key changes:

  1. Restructured Directories: Renamed deque/ to Deque/ and Error-debug/ to ErrorHandling/ for consistency.
  2. File Naming: Standardized filenames in Arrays/ and Trees/ to follow the TitleCase convention used elsewhere in the repo.
  3. Documentation Upgrade:
    • Updated the root README.md to fix broken Table of Contents links (handling emoji headers correctly) and reflect all name changes.
    • Added Big O time complexity analysis using LaTeX notation to the README files in every subdirectory, providing better educational value.
    • Corrected the documented Shell Sort complexity to $O(n^2)$ to match the implementation.
  4. Verification: Ran a batch execution of all non-interactive Python scripts to ensure that the renaming and restructuring did not break any functionality.

PR created automatically by Jules for task 16935139261232251945 started by @ppant

- Rename `deque/` to `Deque/` and `Error-debug/` to `ErrorHandling/`.
- Standardize all script filenames in `Arrays/` and `Trees/` to TitleCase.
- Update root `README.md` with correct anchor links and updated paths.
- Add time complexity analysis ($O(n)$ notation) to all subdirectory READMEs.
- Correct Shell Sort time complexity in documentation.
- Verify all scripts execute correctly after restructuring.

Co-authored-by: ppant <149585+ppant@users.noreply.github.com>
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