Term entry for total_ordering class decorator under the functools module.

[sjtechrec]

Description

• Created file 'total-ordering.md'
• Inserted YAML at top ==> Note that Python is not listed as a Subject in the Subjects.md file and Class Decorator is not listed as a Tag in the Tags.md file. Is it possible to add?
• Wrote a definition for total_ordering and reintroduced the rich comparison methods. Added requirements and characteristics.
• Wrote syntax for total_ordering, which is technically two different ways.
• Provided two examples, one example shows simple use based on a class age. The other example shows the customization capabilities of rich comparison methods and usage in conjunction with total_ordering.

Issue Solved

• [Term Entry] Python functools: total_ordering() [Term Entry] Python functools: total_ordering() #7457

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• Added a new entry

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[mamtawardhani]

Looks good for a second review! 🚀

[Sriparno08]

Looks good, @sjtechrec!

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