Add peptide-qc sequence analysis toolkit - #157
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peptide-qcis a small open-source command-line and JavaScript toolkit for a bioinformatics-adjacent sequence-analysis task: inspecting standard peptide sequences and producing deterministic composition, elemental formula, average/monoisotopic mass, approximate charge/pI and hydropathy reports.It is dependency-free at runtime, has tests and explicit interpretation boundaries. The entry points to the source package and the working browser calculator so readers can inspect or use it.