feat: add example cog with hybrid and slash command implementations

[electron271]

make sure to move the example.py file somewhere else

Summary by Sourcery

New Features:

• Add an example command that can be invoked as both a slash command and a hybrid command.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request introduces an example cog demonstrating hybrid and slash command implementations. It showcases the usage of commands.hybrid_command for commands accessible via both slash and prefix, and app_commands.command for slash-only commands. The cog also utilizes the EmbedCreator class for creating embeds.

Sequence diagram for hybrid command interaction

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant Discord
    participant Tux
    participant Example
    participant EmbedCreator

    Note over User: Can use either slash or prefix command
    alt Slash Command
        User->>Discord: /example
    else Prefix Command
        User->>Discord: !example
    end
    Discord->>Tux: Process command
    Tux->>Example: example_hybrid_or_prefix()
    Example->>EmbedCreator: create_embed()
    EmbedCreator-->>Example: Return embed
    Example-->>User: Send embed message

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Sequence diagram for slash-only command interaction

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant Discord
    participant Tux
    participant Example
    participant EmbedCreator

    User->>Discord: /example-app-command
    Discord->>Tux: Process interaction
    Tux->>Example: example_app_command()
    Example->>EmbedCreator: create_embed()
    EmbedCreator-->>Example: Return embed
    Example-->>User: Send embed message

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Class diagram for Example cog implementation

classDiagram
    class Example {
        +bot: Tux
        +example_hybrid_or_prefix(ctx: Context[Tux])
        +example_app_command(interaction: Interaction)
    }
    class commands.Cog {
        <<interface>>
    }
    class EmbedCreator {
        +create_embed()
    }
    Example --|> commands.Cog
    Example ..> EmbedCreator: uses
    note for Example "Implements both hybrid and slash commands"

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Added an example cog with a hybrid command.	Implemented a hybrid command named "example" accessible via both slash and prefix. Added an alias "test" for the hybrid command. Utilized EmbedCreator to create and send an embed in response to the command.	tux/cogs/utility/example.py
Implemented an example slash command.	Created a slash command named "example-app-command". Utilized EmbedCreator to create and send an embed in response to the command.	tux/cogs/utility/example.py
Added a setup function to load the cog.	Defined an async setup function to add the Example cog to the bot.	tux/cogs/utility/example.py

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey @electron271 - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

Overall Comments:

• Please provide a more detailed PR description explaining the purpose of adding this example cog and clarify whether the current location (tux/cogs/utility/) is the intended final location for this file.

Here's what I looked at during the review

• 🟢 General issues: all looks good
• 🟢 Security: all looks good
• 🟢 Testing: all looks good
• 🟢 Complexity: all looks good
• 🟢 Documentation: all looks good

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[electron271]

@kzndotsh needs to be figured out, you said would be added to the pre-0.1 documentation