Add data in place of feline-data_v2.csv, closes #717

[caseyyoungflesh]

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Closes #717. The lesson 04-data-structures-part1 has been missing feline-data_v2.csv for some time without being added. The lesson says to read in this .csv and then use it for an exercise. Changed so that a data.frame is created rather than reading in the non-existent .csv.

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[matthieu-bruneaux]

Thank you for looking into this issue @caseyyoungflesh. I think your proposed changes will make the life of students and instructors following this episode easier.

I took the liberty of making a few extra edits to keep the rest of the episode text consistent with the proposed changes.

LGTM for merging (cc @skanwal or @naupaka for confirmation).

[naupaka]

Thanks, @caseyyoungflesh for the changes, this has needed to be addressed for a while. And thanks @matthieu-bruneaux for the review and revisions. It looks like there are some issues with the automated checks that should be resolved prior to merging. I am not quite sure what is causing them, perhaps some issue with the automated build system?

[skanwal]

One of the build files is returning:

##[error]Failed to CreateArtifact: Received non-retryable error: Failed request: (409) Conflict: an artifact with this name already exists on the workflow run

trying to address this with #909

[naupaka]

Checks passed, merging. Thanks all!