Add Julia Fastback backtest example - #1
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Takes the README table from main, which had been reworked, and re-adds only the Julia row. The Live URL column and the distribution section that this branch still carried were removed on main deliberately, so they are not resurrected here. Bumps the FXMacroData.jl pin from 5e1def2 to 14ee5fe. The old revision sent the API key as a query parameter, which puts it in request URLs and therefore in logs; the current one sends an X-API-Key header. That also moves the client to 0.2, so the compat bound moves with it.
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This tightens the Julia/Fastback example around the point-in-time behavior a backtest actually needs. Nested revisions are expanded into timestamped events, UTC offsets are normalized, duplicate events are removed, and daily bars cannot consume a release published later that day.
The example remains a consumer of the standalone FXMacroData Julia client; it does not add provider code to Fastback.
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git diff --checkI own FXMacroData and am contributing this example directly.