docs: demonstrate matrix! and vector! macros in construction example#1604
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The matrix construction example now leads with the
matrix!,dmatrix!,vector!, anddvector!macros as the preferred way to build small vectors and matrices from their entries, with the existing::new,from_rows,from_columns,from_row_slice,from_column_slice,from_fn, andfrom_iteratorapproaches kept alongside for comparison. The fixed-size example was also extended to showvector!anddvector!, and the variable bindings were renumbered to keep theassert_eq!checks aligned with each construction method.Resolves #988
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matrix!to the first construction method in the fixed-size example, with a comment explaining row-by-row, comma/semicolon syntax.vector!anddvector!examples for fixed- and dynamic-size vectors in the same block.dmatrix!example at the top of the dynamically-sized matrix block, again with a short comment.m1->m2,dm->dm0, etc.) and extend theassert_eq!chains to cover the new entries.