Add rainfall and urban growth examples

[wang-boyu]

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Merging #80 (969db7f) into master (9376f21) will increase coverage by 1.79%.
The diff coverage is n/a.

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+ Coverage   76.25%   78.05%   +1.79%     
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  Files           7        7              
  Lines         556      556              
  Branches       93       93              
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+ Hits          424      434      +10     
+ Misses        117      107      -10     
  Partials       15       15              

Impacted Files	Coverage Δ
mesa_geo/raster_layers.py	70.13% <0.00%> (+3.16%)	⬆️
mesa_geo/visualization/modules/MapVisualization.py	87.17% <0.00%> (+7.69%)	⬆️

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[rht]

How big are the .asc files? Is it customary to gzip them?

[wang-boyu]

How big are the .asc files? Is it customary to gzip them?

These files are less than or around 1 MB each. Not sure how it is done usually but most of the time I work with them directly.

[rht]

From looking at the .asc, it looks like it will be much smaller when compressed. I'd attempt to compress it.

[rht]

I know it won't affect git clone's perf, because files are compressed in transit, but having a smaller repo size in people's laptop, for free (with gzip), would be nice.

[rht]

That's a significant size reduction from ~1 MB each.

[wang-boyu]

It's indeed much smaller. My only concern is that users won't be able to make a quick glance at those files without unzipping them first. But I've made the changes.

[rht]

You also removed the JPG result, which I personally prefer (so as not to bloat the repo), but @Corvince might prefer it included. But anyway, LGTM.