test: cover insertion sort stability with equal-priority items

[gcomneno]

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Add a doctest demonstrating that insertion sort preserves the relative order
of equal-priority items. The example compares items by priority only, keeping
their labels distinguishable.

Only the docstring in sorts/insertion_sort.py changes.

Validation

• All 18 module doctests passed on Python 3.15t.
• Applicable repository pre-commit hooks and git diff --check passed.
• An in-memory mutation from < to <= reversed equal-priority items,
  confirming that the example detects loss of stability.
• The full repository test suite was not run.

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[cclauss]

Use @dataclass(order=True) so you can just insertion_sort(items) instead of adding an extra list comprehension.

Python/tests/test_sorts.py

Lines 134 to 137 in 84b73d0

	@dataclass(order=True)
	class Person:
	name: str = "Bob"
	age: int = 37

[cclauss]

Let's add a test that proves that label values are not examined in the sort...

Suggested change

	>>> other = [Item(2, "B"), Item(1, "Y"), Item(2, "A"), Item(1, "X")]
	>>> insertion_sort(other) # doctest: +NORMALIZE_WHITESPACE