[example] Making gravity option used in stable_fluid_ggui.py #5836
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I was just tinkering with the stable_fluid_ggui.py example, and noticed that the
gravity = Trueoption wasn't being used, so I added it into the apply_impulse kernel. You can test that it works now by settinggravity = False.