Add note on when raw data is used #107
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Fix links to QuixStreams docs
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Looks like I'd partially addressed this on a previous occasion, here:
https://quix.io/docs/client-library/subscribe.html#raw-data-format
Asking Peter on use cases for
TimeseriesDataRaw, he said:"in python they would use pandas df, not raw (pandas uses raw underneath)
in c#, performance."
So I've added this comment to the above section.
I also already mentioned it here:
https://quix.io/docs/client-library/using.html#stream-data-formats
and went on to talk about registering callbacks etc.