Sweep: Implement Linpack in Rust (✓ Sandbox Passed)

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  Description

  This pull request implements the Linpack benchmark in Rust. It adds a new Linpack benchmark to the benchmark.yml file and includes the necessary code changes in the Linpack.rs file. The Linpack benchmark calculates the performance of a computer by solving a dense system of linear equations. The implementation includes functions for matrix generation, LU factorization, and solution calculation. The benchmark measures the time taken to perform these operations and calculates the MFLOPS (millions of floating-point operations per second) achieved.

Summary

• Added Linpack benchmark to benchmark.yml
• Implemented Linpack benchmark in Linpack.rs
• Added functions for matrix generation, LU factorization, and solution calculation
• Calculated time taken and MFLOPS achieved in Linpack benchmark

Fixes #5.

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