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  • Add FAQ entry for performance optimization when working with large datasets
  • Add FAQ entry explaining groupby behavior with time dimensions
  • Add FAQ entry for troubleshooting common import errors
  • Add FAQ entry for controlling plotting and visualization output

These additions address common user pain points identified from StackOverflow questions and community discussions.

Closes #1285

  • [x ] Closes FAQ page could use some updating #1285
  • Tests added (N/A - documentation only)
  • [x ] User visible changes documented in whats-new.rst
  • New functions/methods are listed in api.rst (N/A)

- Add FAQ entry for performance optimization when working with large datasets
- Add FAQ entry explaining groupby behavior with time dimensions
- Add FAQ entry for troubleshooting common import errors
- Add FAQ entry for controlling plotting and visualization output

These additions address common user pain points identified from StackOverflow
questions and community discussions.

Closes pydata#1285
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pre-commit-ci bot and others added 3 commits July 16, 2025 13:11
The jupyter-execute directive was causing CI failures because it requires
runtime execution during documentation builds. Replaced with standard
code-block directive with expected output shown as comments.
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FAQ page could use some updating
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