NeonNumber algorithm in maths package

[AshishKumar1297]

Added NeonNumber algorithm that checks if a
number is a Neon Number.
Example: 9 → 9²=81 → 8+1=9 ✓

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[prashantpiyush1111]

Overall structure is good — final class, private constructor,
and JavaDoc are all in place.

However, there are a few issues that need to be fixed
before merging:

1. Integer overflow in isNeon() method
2. No handling for negative inputs
3. isNeon(0) works by coincidence, not by logic
4. Missing edge case tests

Please address the inline comments.

[prashantpiyush1111]

Integer overflow risk! For large inputs (e.g. number = 50000),
number * number exceeds Integer.MAX_VALUE and gives wrong result.

Fix:
long square = (long) number * number;

[prashantpiyush1111]

No validation for negative numbers. isNeon(-5) won't crash
but behavior is unintended.

Fix: Add at the start of method:
if (number < 0) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Input must be non-negative");
}

[prashantpiyush1111]

When number = 0, temp = 0, so this loop never runs.
isNeon(0) returns true only by coincidence.

Fix:
if (number == 0) return true;

[prashantpiyush1111]

assertTrue(NeonNumber.isNeon(0)) passes but for wrong reason —
loop never executes for 0. Consider adding explicit test
that verifies the logic, not just the output.

[prashantpiyush1111]

Missing edge case tests:

1. Negative input:
   assertThrows(IllegalArgumentException.class,
   () -> NeonNumber.isNeon(-1));

2. Large number to catch overflow:
   assertFalse(NeonNumber.isNeon(50000));