doc: Add an example for sorting abbreviated numeric values#71
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Standard numeric sort does not handle abbreviated numbers (e.g., 1k, 1M, 1B) correctly. This commit adds an example demonstrating how to use the
by_regexoption in conjunction with numeric sort to enable accurate sorting of such numbers.The
by_regexoption can also be easily modified to sort other types of data with units, such as data storage units (KB, MB, GB, TB).