docs(prof.py): overhaul documentation to align with Google Python Style Guide
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- Updated project references from Profanity to CProof. - Removed Python 2 and unicode references. - Added type hints for all parameters and return types. - Organized functions into logical sections with RST comments for Sphinx. - Improved wording for clarity and precision based on source code analysis. - Ensured compliance with Google Python Style Guide for readable docstrings. Related to #30
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