feat: add boyer moore algorithm implementation

[stoychoX]

Description of Change

Checklist

• [x ] Added description of change
• [x ] Added file name matches File name guidelines
• [x ] Added tests and example, test must pass
• Added documentation so that the program is self-explanatory and educational - Doxygen guidelines
• Relevant documentation/comments is changed or added
• [x ] PR title follows semantic commit guidelines
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• [x ] I acknowledge that all my contributions will be made under the project's license.

Notes: This implementation is mine, but the algorithm itself is similar to one I saw on geeksforgeeks (as I learned about the algorithm from there). There are other ways to implement the good suffix table, but I truly find this one the best.

[Panquesito7]

Almost there! 😄

[Panquesito7]

Please fix the clang-tidy warnings.
Let us know if you need any help with that. 🙂

[Panquesito7]

Tested on Gitpod and the tests seem to be failing. Please fix them.

[stoychoX]

Hmm yes, there was error with size_t overflowing. I think I tested it many times and it did its job I don't know what got wrong this time, but I fixed the type problem.

[stoychoX]

Found the problem! As I was fixing clang-tidy warnings I changed a type which should not be changed.

Now tests are fine and I dont see any clang-tidy warnings.

[realstealthninja]

Thank you so much for your contributions! Just a little bit more ❤️

[realstealthninja]

also @Panquesito7 there seems to be both @ return and @ returns in the contribution guidelines and both are used interchangeably?
https://wx-dev.narkive.com/w3HIen0a/doxygen-docs-return-or-returns
should we standardize and use either return or returns or keep it as is?

[realstealthninja]

Just a little bit more!!! 🙂

[Panquesito7]

also @Panquesito7 there seems to be both @ return and @ returns in the contribution guidelines and both are used interchangeably? https://wx-dev.narkive.com/w3HIen0a/doxygen-docs-return-or-returns should we standardize and use either return or returns or keep it as is?

Good question. I think we might want to standardize the use of return, rather than returns.
I'll create a discussion for this, so we can see what others think about this. 🙂

[tjgurwara99]

LGTM

[Panquesito7]

Amazing work! Thank you. 🚀

[realstealthninja]

Great work! ❤️