feat: Add "The Mango Harvest (For Loops)" Case Study Module - #75
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This PR introduces The Mango Harvest, a standalone, interactive case study module for the PyBe platform designed to teach Python for loops.
Following PyBe's core philosophy - that the situation must earn the construct - this module uses Constructivist and Cognitive Load Theory principles to bypass the heavy cognitive load of abstract syntax. Instead of starting with code, learners are immersed in a relatable narrative (Dada harvesting a mango orchard) guided by a Socratic observer (The Fox).
Key Learner Benefits:
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