Add Most/Least Gists sorting filter

[Cima9642]

Summary

Adds sorting functionality for public gists count, allowing users to sort developers by "Most Gists" and "Least Gists".

Changes Made

• Added gists-desc and gists-asc sort options to the filter dropdown
• Updated prepareUserFromJson() to extract and store gists field from user data
• Implemented sorting comparative functions for gists in getSortedUsers()
• Updated .gitignore to exclude venv/ directory

Related Issue

Fixes #141

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the application's user filtering capabilities by integrating sorting based on the number of public gists. Users can now easily find developers with the most or fewest gists, providing a more comprehensive way to explore user profiles. The changes involve updating the data processing, sorting logic, and user interface to support this new functionality.

Highlights

• New Sorting Options: Introduced 'Most Gists' and 'Least Gists' as new sorting options in the user interface, allowing users to filter developers based on their public gist count.
• Data Extraction: Modified the prepareUserFromJson function to correctly extract and store the public_gists field from user data, making this information available for sorting.
• Sorting Logic: Implemented the necessary comparative functions within getSortedUsers to handle the new 'gists-desc' and 'gists-asc' sorting criteria.
• Git Ignore Update: Added the venv/ directory to .gitignore to prevent virtual environment files from being tracked by version control.

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Code Review

This pull request effectively introduces a new sorting filter for developers based on their public gist count. The implementation correctly updates the JavaScript logic to handle the new gists property and adds the corresponding options to the HTML filter dropdown. The changes are concise and well-targeted. I have one minor suggestion to improve code formatting.

[jbampton]

Tested and works. Thanks !! 🥇