Add Python script to detect broken links #558#559
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JaivPatel07 wants to merge 3 commits intowasmerio:mainfrom
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Add Python script to detect broken links #558#559JaivPatel07 wants to merge 3 commits intowasmerio:mainfrom
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PR Title
Add Python script for detecting broken links on a webpage
Summary
This PR adds a Python script that scans a webpage and checks all links to identify broken or working links. The tool prints the status of each link and provides a summary report.
Description
This contribution introduces a simple link checker tool written in Python. The script extracts all links from a webpage, checks their HTTP status codes, and displays whether they are working or broken. It also includes an option to export the results to a CSV file.
The changes are as follows:
Thank You,
Jaiv Patel