Add csv data loader example #179
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### Changelog <!-- Write a one-sentence summary of the user-impacting change (API, UI/UX, performance, etc) that could appear in a changelog. Write "None" if there is no user-facing change --> None ### Docs <!-- Link to a Docs PR, tracking ticket in Linear, OR write "None" if no documentation changes are needed. --> None ### Description These changes were supposed to be in #179 but weren't pushed before merging.
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Adds another example data loader for loading from a CSV. It uses an index to keep track of where to start reading from. It logs each column as a different topic and uses a "timestamp_nanos" column for the log time.