Add new implementation of horizon graph#2242
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I was interested in the horizon graph paper but the implementation on the altair website didn't include the negative offset parts as in the paper. So I implemented that myself!
Only change is to the code in the example. It generates a set of random sine wave data visualizations stacked together to show how you can scan across a number of horizon graphs to increase data density.
Apologies if the style isn't quite correct - I'm learning altair myself at the moment (and enjoying it so far!).