Implementation of Morse Code Decoder

[ClaudiaRojasSoto]

Description

This pull request introduces a series of methods that fulfill the following requirements:

General Requirements

• No linter errors.
• Gitflow was used.
• Work was documented in a professional manner.

Ruby Requirements

• Best practices for Ruby were followed.

Project Requirements

• Decode a Morse Character: A method was created to decode a Morse character, taking a string and returning the corresponding character in uppercase.
• Decode a Morse Word: A method was created to decode an entire word in Morse, taking a string and returning the string representation.
• Decode an Entire Morse Message: A method was created to decode an entire Morse message, taking a string and returning the string representation. Each word is separated by 3 spaces.
• Reuse of Methods: Ensured that the code is DRY by reusing methods wherever possible.
• Decoding a Real Message: The code was used to decode the message from an old bottle: .- -... --- -..- ..-. ..- .-.. .-.. --- ..-. .-. ..- -... .. . ....

Please review our work, and give us feedback to improve.
Greetings,
@CesarHerr
@ClaudiaRojasSoto

[AbelG101]

Hi @ClaudiaRojasSoto & @CesarHerr 👋,

Your project is complete! There is nothing else to say other than... it's time to merge it.
Congratulations! 🎉 🥳🥇

Highlights

• Morse code is correctly decoded ✔
• Great code organization with comments ✔
• Correct use of Git Flow ✔
• Linter check is passing ✔
• Descriptive PR title with an amazing summary ✔

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[ClaudiaRojasSoto]

Thank you @AbelG101!