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README population quickstart still teaches enhanced_frs_2023_24
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Description
The README's "Population analysis" quickstart passes datasets=["enhanced_frs_2023_24"] to pe.uk.ensure_datasets and reads datasets["enhanced_frs_2023_24_2026"], but the certified UK default since bundle 4.18+ is populace_uk_2023 (private HF repo, HUGGING_FACE_TOKEN). Found while rebuilding policyengine-skills (PolicyEngine/policyengine-skills#61), whose skills now teach the Populace names — the README is the remaining place pointing newcomers at the superseded dataset.
Suggested fix: default the example to pe.us (public data, runs without a token) or update the UK example to populace_uk_2023 with the token note.
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Start in the README's "Population analysis" quickstart and inspect how it passes datasets to pe.uk.ensure_datasets and reads the resulting dataset. Run the quickstart to check the chosen public or token-authenticated example. Done means the example no longer teaches enhanced_frs_2023_24 and matches the supported dataset guidance.
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- python
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- documentation
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- Documentation
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