Add in range_overlap changes from @DamienIrving

[tmorrell]

This pull requests extracts a small portion of the changes from #981 and updates them to the workbench format. All the text is from @DamienIrving

The motivation to add this change separately is currently the range_overlap exercise ends partly through without providing a actual solution. These changes provide the final solution and a much better walkthrough, and are independent from the discussion of exceptions and assertions.

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[ineelhere]

Hi, thanks for the efforts and contribution.
The PR, on comparison, seems to need more modifications with reference to PR #981. Let us please refer to the PR files and kindly address all changes as approved on PR #981 for a successful merge. Thank you and best wishes! 🙂

[tmorrell]

Thanks @ineelhere. My motivation for splitting up the contents of #981 was to make it easier to merge. The changes to range_overlap are really independent of everything else in #981, and I think others should propose/promote the change from exceptions to assertions.