Data-Context-Interaction (DCI) pattern

Description:
The Data-Context-Interaction (DCI) design pattern focuses on separating data storage, business logic, and interaction context within a system. It aims to improve code readability and maintainability by clearly defining these three components:

1. Data: Represents the structure and storage of data, typically using simple data objects.
2. Context: Defines the environment or situation in which the data operates, establishing roles and interactions for the objects involved.
3. Interaction: Contains the business logic and processes that manipulate the data within a specific context.

By implementing the DCI pattern, we aim to enhance the separation of concerns, making the system more modular and easier to understand.

References:

• Project Contribution Guidelines
• DCI Architecture Overview
• The DCI Architecture: A New Vision of Object-Oriented Programming
• Video - Re-thinking foundations of OO programming
• DCI in Ruby

Acceptance Criteria:

1. Create a new pattern named data-context-interaction under the project.
2. Implement classes representing the Data, Context, and Interaction components of the DCI pattern.
3. Provide example usage and tests demonstrating the functionality and benefits of the DCI pattern in the project.

Start with the project's contribution guidelines and existing design-pattern implementations, then determine where the new data-context-interaction pattern belongs. Define the Data, Context, and Interaction classes under the requested data-context-interaction pattern and add usage examples plus tests demonstrating the stated behavior.