New: Iteration to infinity in Python

The latest lesson in the Python course is about functions that produce simple never-ending iterators. The ability to represent concepts like “counting upward from one” and “repeating an item indefinitely” is a big part of what distinguishes iterators from lists in Python. In Haskell we describe things like Python iterators as “lazy” because elements are not evaluated until they are needed. Python lists, in contrast, we describe as “strict”.