Added github-username-generator-checker script #83
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This pull request is for issue #56
Added a folder named Github-username-generator-checker under the Automation section which contains the file github-username-generator-checker.py. It also contains a README which describes the python file.
The python script asks the user for his/her name and generates some possible usernames for the user's GitHub handle. Then it checks if they are available ( i.e. not taken by someone else ) and displays the usernames along with their availability status.
Make sure you've requests and random-word packages installed on your computer