Added Chinese Remainder Theorem Calculator #1985
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Fixes Issue🛠️
Closes #1982
Description👨💻
This update introduces a Chinese Remainder Theorem Calculator. It allows users to input a system of modular equations, and it computes the solution using the Chinese Remainder Theorem (CRT). The calculator also provides a step-by-step explanation of the solution process, including checks for coprimeness of the moduli, calculation of the values needed, and the final solution. It supports dynamic addition and removal of equations, making it flexible for various systems of modular equations.
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