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Fixes issue: This pull request addresses the lack of implementations for several fundamental data structures in the Cosmos repository.
Changes:
Implemented the following data structures:
Graph: Added functionality for basic graph operations in code/data_structures/test/graph/graph.cpp.
Heap: Implemented a min-heap structure for efficient priority queue operations in code/data_structures/test/heap/heap.cpp.
Queue: Created a standard queue implementation using linked lists in code/data_structures/test/queue/Queue.cpp.
Set: Developed a basic set data structure with unique elements in code/data_structures/test/set/set.cpp.
Stack: Implemented a stack structure for LIFO operations in code/data_structures/test/stack/stack.cpp.
Ensured that all new implementations adhere to the established coding style guidelines for consistency and readability.