Add solution for restoring Regular Bracket Sequence #367
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Implement a solution to restore a Regular Bracket Sequence (RBS) with minimized cost by replacing '_' characters. The approach includes two passes: one for replacing characters and another for calculating the total cost using a stack.
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Issue : #346