fix(number, lists): correct negative ordinal suffixes and support general iterables with oxford_comma

[miskatul-anwar]

Summary

This PR resolves two key issues and enhances developer ergonomics:

1. Negative Integer Ordinal Suffix Calculation (src/humanize/number.py):

   • Fixed remainder calculations in ordinal() for negative integers (e.g. -21 previously returned '-21th' due to Python's modulo behavior on negative numbers). Using abs(value) ensures correct suffixes (e.g., -1st, -2nd, -3rd, -11th, -21st).

2. Iterable & Oxford Comma Support in natural_list (src/humanize/lists.py):

   • Updated natural_list to accept any general Iterable (such as generators, tuples, sets) instead of strictly requiring list.
   • Added an optional oxford_comma: bool = False parameter to format lists as 'one, two, and three'.

3. Source Import & Test Resilience (src/humanize/__init__.py, tests/):

   • Added a try...except ImportError fallback for _version.py in __init__.py so importing directly from source without build artifacts works smoothly.
   • Added pytest.importorskip for optional test dependencies (freezegun, pytest-codspeed) to prevent test crashes in minimal development environments.

Empirical Test Verification

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