[FEATURE] Added new method betweenLexoRanks which allows to generate multiple between lexoRank based on user input #1
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Closes issue reported on upstream repo: kvandake#28.
A new method betweenLexoRanks has been introduced to efficiently generate the intermediate lexoRank values in bulk. Previously, the process involved identifying the exact middle rank each time, leading to rapid growth of lexoRanks. The updated approach involves creating a slice based on the desired number of lexoRanks, optimizing the computation by using slices instead of repeatedly halving.