[Documentation Update]:

[NAVJOT-786]

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Issue Description

I would like to add a problem statement and solution for the coding problem "2242. Maximum Score of a Node Sequence" to the repository. This will involve including the problem description, constraints, example test cases, and a well-documented solution in the appropriate section of the repository.

Suggested Change

The documentation should be updated to include the "2242. Maximum Score of a Node Sequence" problem under a new section dedicated to graph-based algorithm challenges. This section will provide a detailed explanation of the problem, a step-by-step solution, and corresponding code examples.

Rationale

The update should include:

The problem description as provided by the original source.
A clear explanation of the approach used to solve the problem, including any necessary algorithms or data structures.
Example test cases and their expected outputs.
A Python and/or Java implementation of the solution.
Comments within the code to explain key steps.

Urgency

High

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