[Term Entry] Python sets .discard()

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We would like a new term entry on the '.discard()' method for Sets in Python. The entry should go in a new file under docs/content/python/concepts/sets/terms/discard/discard.md

The entry should include the following:

• A description of the function
• A ## Syntax section that includes the syntax of the function and its details
• An ## Example section that includes a python codeblock and shell that shows the example output.
• A ## Codebyte Example that includes a codebyte/python runnable codeblock

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[BeateBB]

Hi, I would like to work on this issue. Could I?

[mamtawardhani]

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[BeateBB]

Is this your first contribution to Codecademy Docs? If so, we’re curious to know how you found out about contributing to Docs.

Hey, @mamtawardhani Yes, It's my first contribution. I recieved a task to make it while learning Git&Github course on the Codecademy platform. Hopefully I'll cope with it.

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