Add time conversion module, tests, sliding-window fix, and Python CI #607
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Summary: Add a small, importable solution for the Hackerearth time conversion problem, unit tests, a fixed sliding-window implementation, and a GitHub Actions workflow to run Python tests.
Motivation: Make algorithm solutions importable, add automated tests, and enable CI so future changes are validated automatically.
What I changed
Added time_conversion.py — refactored original script into a testable function timeConversion(s).
Added init.py — package marker to allow imports.
Added test_time_conversion.py — pytest unit tests covering AM/PM edge cases.
Updated SlidingWindowMinMax.py — removed inline test/runner, fixed sliding-window logic and optimized incremental sum.
Added .github/workflows/python-tests.yml — CI that runs pytest on multiple Python versions.