Adding implementation for the Boruvka algorithm (finding minimum span…

[FranciscoThiesen]

Description of Change

In this Pull Request I provide an implementation for the Boruvka algorithm for finding minimum spanning trees. I also provide a test function and a code-block for executing it on graphs provided by the user interactively.

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• [x] Added tests and example, test must pass
• [x] Added documentation so that the program is self-explanatory and educational - Doxygen guidelines
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[FranciscoThiesen]

@Panquesito7 @realstealthninja let me know if any changes are needed, this is an implementation + tests for Boruvka MST algorithm.

Cool fact: This was the first algorithm invented for this particular problem, which is super relevant even today (:

[FranciscoThiesen]

@vil02 can you approve my workflows?

[vil02]

@vil02 can you approve my workflows?

I am afraid that only the maintainers of this repository can do that (@realstealthninja, @Panquesito7 could you approve them?).

@FranciscoThiesen if you like I can review your code.

[FranciscoThiesen]

@Panquesito7 waiting for review (:

[FranciscoThiesen]

@vil02 do you have an idea about how to get this reviewed/merged?

[vil02]

@vil02 do you have an idea about how to get this reviewed/merged?

@FranciscoThiesen I have no idea. I guess the maintainers are busy with some tsunami of pull-requests. I have to admit that since the beginning of this month I have an allergy to github.

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