Create an iterator which computes the absolute value of each iterated value.
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The math-iter-special-abs package creates an iterator that computes the absolute value of each iterated value, providing a simple way to transform input iterators into their absolute value equivalents. It's designed for developers working with numerical data streams or sequences who need to process absolute values in an iterative, memory-efficient manner.
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