[bot] Execute example notebooks

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This PR was [automatically generated] to re-execute the example notebooks for use in the documentation.
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[MridulS]

The plots here look different (in cell 33), is this expected?

[MridulS]

Cell 17 and Cell 25 have different plots too.

[MridulS]

Cell 15 and Cell 22 have different plots too

[MridulS]

Simulation plots are different here too.

[mnwhite]

What's the easiest way to see these differences? Open the branch locally?

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[MridulS]

Significant changes in the plot here too.

[MridulS]

What's the easiest way to see these differences? Open the branch locally?

With so many notebooks, I'm not sure. I am just looking at the "rich diff" on github interface while comparing old plots with these new runs.

[MridulS]

Another broad observation is that all the timing numbers look way slower now, I'm not sure if the machines are less powerful on github actions now or HARK got slower? Or maybe these timing numbers are from local machines.

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Pull request overview

This pull request was automatically generated to re-execute the example notebooks for use in the documentation. The changes are produced by an automated workflow that strips notebook outputs and re-executes all example notebooks using Python 3.10.

Changes:

• Standardized all notebook cell IDs to sequential numeric strings ("0", "1", "2", etc.)
• Updated Python version metadata from various versions (3.11.9, 3.12.9) to 3.10.19 across all notebooks
• Refreshed notebook execution outputs including memory addresses, timing results, and plot images

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File	Description
examples/SequenceSpaceJacobians/SSJ_explanation.ipynb	Cell IDs standardized, Python version updated to 3.10.19
examples/Journeys/Journeys-into-HARK.ipynb	Python version updated from 3.11.9 to 3.10.19
examples/Journeys/Journey-Engineering-Background.ipynb	Python version updated from 3.12.9 to 3.10.19
examples/Gentle-Intro/Model-List.ipynb	Cell IDs standardized, Python version updated to 3.10.19
examples/Gentle-Intro/Market-Intro.ipynb	Cell IDs standardized, Python version updated to 3.10.19
examples/Gentle-Intro/Constructors-Intro.ipynb	Cell IDs standardized, memory addresses updated, Python version updated to 3.10.19
examples/Gentle-Intro/AgentType-Intro.ipynb	Cell IDs standardized, Python version updated to 3.10.19
examples/Distributions/DiscreteDistributionLabeled.ipynb	Execution metadata removed, xarray CSS updated, timing results refreshed, Python version updated to 3.10.19
examples/ConsBequestModel/example_AccidentalBequestComp.ipynb	Execution metadata removed, plot image updated, Python version updated to 3.10.19

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