Add D'Hondt calculator: This script can be used to get the alocated seats from the results of an election #515
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Introduces the main.py file with a function for positive integer input validation and creates a placeholder readme.md for documentation.
Introduced a new function `calculate_dhondt_seats` in utils.py to compute seat allocation using the D'Hondt method. Updated main.py to use this function and print the seat allocation results. Refactored imports for clarity.
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PR Title
D'Hondt calculator
Summary
This script can be used to get the alocated seats from the results of an election
Description
You can simulate the seats allocation by entering the number of seats to allocate, the number of parties, the name and the votes from each party
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Thank You,
Javi