Update Python benchmarks to include results for update calls
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This PR improves the Python benchmarks by adding tests for calls to
update, which is now benchmarked for both JSON andpandas.DataFramewhen 10 views of various pivots are created and forced to be notified on each update. The benchmark measures the amount of time it takes to callupdateand thenTable.size(), which forces processing of the update before returning a value.