Add Kotlin Pomodoro Timer (CLI) under 100 lines #449
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Can someone explain if there is a problem here. This is my first PR. |
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This pull request adds a new Kotlin mini-project: a command-line Pomodoro Timer .
Project Details :
Single-file implementation: Pomodoro.kt
Uses Kotlin coroutines for smooth non-blocking countdown
Fully configurable via CLI args (--work, --break, --cycles, --short)
Includes a complete README.md with usage examples
Built with Gradle
Closes #448