docs(blog): convert case to cases in blog posts #10560
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I wanted to prep this to easy swap when 10.0 is released and
ibis.case()is deprecated. We should keep the current usage ofibis.case()until 10.0 is ready.Description of changes
I noticed today that the classification metrics blog post still used
ibis.case()rather thanibis.cases(). This was intended so that if readers installed using PyPI or conda, thecaseexample would still be viable.This fixes the usage in the following posts: