Added NL configuration for Median_Earnings_Person_16OrMoreYears SV

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily enhances the Natural Language (NL) understanding capabilities by incorporating a new statistical variable, Median_Earnings_Person_16OrMoreYears. This integration involved updating the core NL embedding definitions and adjusting relevant integration test configurations. Additionally, the change includes an update to the embedding model path and minor, likely re-generated, adjustments to existing test data files to maintain system consistency.

Highlights

• New Statistical Variable (SV) Configuration: The statistical variable Median_Earnings_Person_16OrMoreYears has been fully integrated into the Natural Language (NL) system, including its definition in sheets_svs.csv and a corresponding natural language phrase in _preindex.csv.
• NL Embedding Model Update: The embeddings_path for the base_uae_mem index in both deploy/helm_charts/dc_website/nl/catalog.yaml and deploy/nl/catalog.yaml has been updated to point to a newer version of the embedding model.
• Integration Test Data Adjustments: Several integration test data files have been updated. This includes adding the new SV to a chart_config.json and minor floating-point value changes in multiple debug_info.json files, likely due to re-generation after NL model updates.
• Script Modernization: The run.sh script in tools/nl/embeddings has been updated to use the python command instead of python3, standardizing the Python interpreter call.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a new statistical variable, Median_Earnings_Person_16OrMoreYears, to the Natural Language system. The changes involve updating configuration files, embeddings data, and various test data files to reflect this addition. The core changes are correct, but I've identified a minor typo in the description of the new variable in two of the data files and have suggested corrections.

[gemini-code-assist]

There's a typo in the description for the new statistical variable. "earning" should be plural, "earnings", for consistency with other similar variables like "median earnings".

median earnings of person of age 16 years and above,Median_Earnings_Person_16OrMoreYears

[gemini-code-assist]

There's a typo in the description for the new statistical variable. "earning" should be plural, "earnings", for consistency with other similar variables like "median earnings".

Median_Earnings_Person_16OrMoreYears,median earnings of person of age 16 years and above

[saanikaaa]

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