feat: add example for sending multiple numpy arrays efficiently#1298
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Also: Run the new example added in #1298
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#1174
I have added new example to assist anyone who has trouble with performance when sending multiple numpy arrays, such as images, in one message. Instead of using the slower tolist() method, this example shows how to use ravel() for near zero-copy transfer. This method makes things much faster for real-time applications.