Implement 'find_feature' Utility Function in SBOL Tutorial

[vinayakjeet]

• Implementation: Introduced find_feature function to enhance feature search within SBOL documents, addressing issue find_feature #185.
• Objective: Simplifies the process of locating features that satisfy specific conditions, moving away from manual iteration to a more efficient, programmatic approach.
• Advantages:
  • Enhances code efficiency by reducing the need for verbose loop constructs.
  • Improves code readability, making it easier to understand and maintain.
  • Provides a flexible search mechanism through a callable parameter, allowing for diverse search criteria.
• Technical Details:
  • Function Signature: find_feature(doc: sbol3.Document, matching: Callable[[sbol3.Feature], bool]) -> Optional[sbol3.Feature]
  • Iterates through all sbol3.Component objects in the given sbol3.Document.
  • Applies the matching callable to each sbol3.Feature to determine if it meets the specified condition.
  • Returns the first matching sbol3.Feature, or None if no match is found.
• Example Usage:

  found_feature = find_feature(doc, lambda feature: feature.instance_of == b0015.identity)
  if found_feature:
      # Demonstrates appending a new location to the found feature
      found_feature.locations.append(Range(i13504_seq, 746, 875))
  

closes #185

[jakebeal]

Tests are failing, but currently only the two caused by #231, so the testing is sufficient to proceed to a full review.

[jakebeal]

This function looks reasonable, but needs to have a test added to demonstrate that it is, in fact, behaving as expected.

[jakebeal]

Per standard Python style, there should be two blank lines before the new function.

[vinayakjeet]

Fixed

[vinayakjeet]

@Gonza10V @jakebeal Can you please run the changes in the PR . Thanks🚀