[DOC] replace use of deprecated Yoga UEA dataset in AA_datatypes_and_datasets.ipynb
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It seems that UEA have deprecated or removed the
Yogadataset from their data repository (without forewarning?)This dataset was only used in the data format and loading tutorial in
AA_datatypes_and_datasets.ipynbas an arbitrary choice.It has now been replaced by another arbitrary choice which still exists.
Going forward, we probably want to build in some safety against deprecations/removals/changes in the upstream data repositories we are connecting to.