Localize NYPD, Magic and Olympics examples #2375
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olympics,nypdandmagicexamples to use pre-built Arrow/Feather encoded archives hosted on GitHub Pages, rather than stand-alone repos. This will make it easier to keep these examples current as Perspective evolves.magicexample has been streamlined, but is also much faster and uses in-engine calculation for most functionality. Decks are calculated from the deck library, which is browsable, and row-rendering has been refined to support highlights in the largetextfield in this dataset.olympicsexamples dataset has new columns likeheightandweight, plus is much larger, growing from 8,000 to 270,000 rows, as this dataset (now provided by Kaggle) goes back over a century.nypdis now sourced from an up-to-date GitHub repo containing more recent years and better-categorized data. Some views have been re-defined to take advantage of expression improvements.