Add example: working with databases using SQLite and Ibis [Doc] #1866
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This PR adds a new example demonstrating how to use skrub DataOps with database-backed data.
Fixes #1322
The example uses
SQLite and Ibisto:express joins and filtering at the database level
materialize the result once into pandas
build a skrub DataOps plan on top of the resulting DataFrame
The goal is to illustrate a realistic database-first workflow aligned with skrub’s vision, without focusing on model performance or deployment.
I’m happy to iterate on the scope, structure, or level of detail if you’d prefer a narrower or simpler example.