Add gallery example for geopandas point geometry (cities in Europe from Natural Earth) #4231
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Description of proposed changes
This PR proposes to add a gallery example for plotting geopandas point geometry objects. Therefore cities of Europe are plotted and the larger cities are labeled by their names. The data is from Natural Earth (50 m) (see PR #4223). Currently the example is placed in the "Symbols and marker" section, but I feel this is not optimal.
Fixes #1374
Preview: https://pygmt-dev--4231.org.readthedocs.build/en/4231/gallery/symbols/points_cities.html
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