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  This pull request includes several changes to the codebase. It adds a test suite for the RateLimiter class in src/rate_limiter.py and a test suite for the get_html function in src/rawyhtmlscraper.py. It also adds tests for the get_html function in src/scraping.py and the extract_text function in src/singleproduct.py. Additionally, it adds a test for the scrape function in src/webscraper.py.

Summary

• Added a test suite for the RateLimiter class in src/rate_limiter.py
• Added a test suite for the get_html function in src/rawyhtmlscraper.py
• Added tests for the get_html function in src/scraping.py
• Added a test for the extract_text function in src/singleproduct.py
• Added a test for the scrape function in src/webscraper.py

Fixes #8.

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I'm currently fixing this PR to address the following:

The codebase does not currently conform to the rule of having docstrings for all functions and file headers. Docstrings are important for understanding the purpose and usage of functions and files, and they improve the maintainability of the code. To resolve this issue, please add a brief description of what each function does, its parameters, and its return value (if any) at the start of each function. Also, add a brief description of the purpose of each file at the top of the file. The files that need to be updated are: - src/rate_limiter.py - src/rawyhtmlscraper.py - src/scraping.py - src/singleproduct.py - src/webscraper.py Please refer to the Python documentation on how to write docstrings: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0257/ This issue was created to address the following rule: Add docstrings to all functions and file headers.