Add runnable code snippets to CTable.where() and sort_by() docstrings

The docstrings for CTable.where() and CTable.sort_by() describe the API well but contain no runnable Examples: section. New contributors exploring the API in a REPL or reading rendered API docs get no concrete illustration of the lazy-view behaviour introduced in this release.

Suggested work: Add an Examples section to both docstrings (NumPy docstring format) showing:
- where(): filter with a simple predicate, with columns=, and with a compound condition
- sort_by(): sort a plain table, sort a filtered view (demonstrating that it stays lazy until iterated), and multi-key sort
- Both should include print() calls that make the lazy-vs-eager distinction visible

Start at the CTable.where() and CTable.sort_by() docstrings and review the repository's existing NumPy-format examples before editing. Add runnable examples for the requested predicates, column selection, filtering, plain and multi-key sorting, and lazy views, with print() output that exposes when evaluation occurs; done means both docstrings render valid examples.

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