Artemis: Refactor sum_range and sum_square Functions for Efficiency and Readability
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This pull request includes significant refactoring of the
sum_rangeandsum_squarefunctions. Thesum_rangefunction now uses a direct mathematical formula to compute the sum of integers from 0 to n, improving performance from O(n) to O(1) and enhancing readability by removing unnecessary list construction. Thesum_squarefunction has been simplified by eliminating nested loops and replacing them with a concise one-liner that directly computes the sum of squares, making the code more Pythonic and easier to maintain. Overall, these changes streamline both functions while preserving their output for valid inputs.