Create flash_sort.cpp

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Adding the Flash Sort Algorithm

Description of Change
This PR introduces the Flash Sort algorithm under the sorting namespace. Flash Sort is an efficient, distribution-based sorting algorithm that performs exceptionally well on large datasets with uniformly distributed elements. The algorithm partitions the input data into buckets and sorts them locally, leading to better performance compared to traditional sorting algorithms in specific scenarios.

This implementation includes:

Bucket-based distribution of elements based on a linear scaling formula.
Local sorting within each bucket to ensure overall sorted order.
Handling of edge cases, such as arrays with a single element or identical values, ensuring the algorithm works seamlessly for all input sizes.
The implementation also comes with a test suite that verifies the correctness of the algorithm for various data types, including int, float, char, std::string, and std::pair.

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Searched previous suggestions to avoid duplication
Acknowledge that all contributions are made under the project's license

Notes:
This addition enhances the repository by including an advanced sorting algorithm. Flash Sort offers superior performance in specialized use cases, making it a valuable addition to the collection of sorting techniques.

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