Add examples parallel_sum and sequential_sum #601
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Sorry we didn't get to your PR earlier, I just forgot about it.
We already have a parallel sum example (it just used to have a bad file name).
For the sequential sum, I'd rather it be part of the parallel sum example, with an explanation of the difference between the two and a suggestion for users to try sswapping between the two functions and seeing the difference.
That way it's more educational and also avoids polluting the examples with trivial things.
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Add the examples from the README. This makes it much easier to get up and running.
Perhaps the README could refer to the examples directly in a later change.