Adding Uzbek language support#658
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Description
This Pull Request introduces comprehensive support for the Uzbek (uz) language in the
num2wordslibrary, fully adhering to native Uzbek linguistic and grammatical rules.Key Changes:
num2words/lang_UZ.py: Created a new language module containing specific rules for Uzbek syntax (such as omitting the prefix "bir" for numbers like 1,000 -> "ming" and 100,000 -> "yuz ming").num2words/__init__.py: Added the Uzbek language mapping (uz) to the main language dictionary.tests/test_uz.py: Added comprehensive unit tests to ensure all edge cases for Uzbek numbers work properly.tests/demo.py: Created a temporary script to quickly preview and demonstrate hownum2wordshandles Uzbek and other languages.Testing & Verification
I have manually and automatically tested the implementation with various number ranges (including large numbers, decimals, and negative values). All test cases pass successfully, and the program runs perfectly.
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