Exercises with diff > 4: Add stub files#1735
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Looks great, thanks @lemoncurry! 😄
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Closes #1721.
This PR adds stub files to exercises with difficulty > 4, adds the text agreed on in PR #1723 and removes .keep files.
Deprecated exercises (with difficulty level of 0) are unaffected by this change.
Also, a small number of exercises already provided a starter implementation because of difficult method signatures (binary-search-tree, etl, list-ops) or because the purpose of the exercise is to use refactoring tools (markdown, tree-building).
Some exercises also provided enum or exception classes, nevertheless a stub file was added as a stub for the "main" class of the exercise.
File names reflect the naming choice of the respective test class of the exercise.
I have not changed the integration of the HINT.md files into the README.md. A generic text was sometimes used but often there were specific hints for the respective exercise, so I the README.md is I think still the best place for presenting hints.
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