Use a Property Setter to Enforce a Value Range

Create a RangedValue class that stores a numeric value constrained between a minimum and maximum. The class should: - Accept three arguments on initialization: value, min_value, max_value. - Store the current value in a property named value. - Ensure the stored value is always between min_value and max_value inclusive. If the provided value is below min_value, store min_value. If above max_value, store max_value. - Enforce the same clamping behavior when the value property is assigned to after initialization. - Raise a ValueError during initialization if min_value > max_value. Use a @property getter and setter to implement the behavior. The stored attribute should be private (e.g., _value).

Implement a class that uses a property setter to automatically clamp values to a provided min/max range on both initialization and assignment.

Do not use external libraries. Implement logic using Python's @property decorator and a private attribute. Initialization must raise ValueError if min_value > max_value. Both initialization and subsequent assignments must be clamped to the range.