Move CF scripts to repo

[fk3]

Add CustomFunction scripts that are included with the module to repository.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request is focused on enriching the SweepMe! module by integrating a suite of pre-existing CustomFunction scripts directly into the repository. These additions provide users with a diverse set of tools for data manipulation, analysis, visualization, and interactive GUI elements, streamlining common experimental and data processing workflows.

Highlights

• New CustomFunction Scripts: I've added a comprehensive collection of new CustomFunction scripts to the repository. These scripts significantly expand the capabilities of the SweepMe! module by providing a wide range of functionalities.
• Utility and Basic Operations: This includes scripts for fundamental tasks such as evaluating file paths (src/Basic_Path/main.py), printing data to the debug console (src/Basic_Print/main.py), and performing regular expression matching (src/Basic_RegEx/main.py).
• Data Processing and Evaluation: New scripts for data analysis have been introduced, covering statistical evaluation (src/Evaluation_Statistics/main.py), rectification calculations (src/Evaluation_Rectification/main.py), gradient computation (src/Math_Gradient/main.py), numerical integration (src/Math_Integration/main.py), and signal smoothing using both Boxcar (src/Smoothing_Boxcar/main.py) and Savitzky-Golay (src/Smoothing_Savitzky-Golay/main.py) filters.
• GUI and User Interaction Examples: Several scripts demonstrate advanced GUI integration and user interaction, such as creating animations (src/CreateAnimation/main.py), displaying a dynamic PASS/FAIL indicator (src/GUI_PASS_FAIL/main.py), and showing Windows message boxes (src/User_MessageBox/main.py). A license file for the imageio library (src/CreateAnimation/libs/LICENSE.txt) was also included.
• Comprehensive Examples for Developers: To aid developers, I've included various example scripts: a comprehensive general example (src/Example/main.py), an example demonstrating custom GUI widget integration (src/Example_GUI/main.py), a script illustrating keyword argument handling (src/Example_keyword_arguments/main.py), and a minimal working example (src/Example_minimal/main.py).

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Code Review

This pull request adds a comprehensive set of CustomFunction scripts to the repository. My review identified a recurring pattern of insufficient input validation, which could lead to runtime errors. Specifically, many scripts do not handle empty collections, leading to potential IndexError or ValueError exceptions. I've provided suggestions to add the necessary checks. I also found some logical errors, dead code, and areas where code could be made more robust and maintainable. Addressing these points will significantly improve the quality and stability of the new scripts.

[fk3]

Findings from gemini are valid points, but ignored for this PR as the scope is merely a migration to a new repository and fixing the issues is out of scope. The issues need to be addressed in separate backlog items.