📊 marriages&divorces: add ONS data on people ever married by age

[veronikasamborska1994]

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• 2/2 reviewed charts
• Modified: 1/1
• New: 1/1
• Rejected: 0
• Data changes: 0
• Metadata changes: 1

data-diff: ❌ Found differences

= Dataset garden/ons/2025-01-12/divorces
  = Table divorces
    ~ Column cumulative_percentage (changed metadata)
-       -   - producer: Office for National Statistics
+       +   - producer: UK Office for National Statistics
        ?               +++
-       -       Office for National Statistics (ONS), released22 February 2024, ONS website, dataset, Divorces in England and Wales, UK. Retrieved 12 January 2025.
+       +       Office for National Statistics (ONS), released 22 February 2024, ONS website, dataset, Divorces in England and Wales, UK. Retrieved 12 January 2025.
        ?                                                     +
-       -     attribution_short: ONS
+       +     attribution_short: UK ONS
        ?                        +++
+ Dataset garden/ons/2025-01-21/marriages
+ + Table marriages
+   + Column cumulative_percentage_per_100


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Edited: 2025-01-24 09:05:44 UTC
Execution time: 6.22 seconds

[pabloarosado]

Really interesting data! :-) The code and charts look great. I just pointed out a few minor things in the code, feel free to disregard them. Regarding the charts:

• In divorces, you can remove the "The " at the beginning. And there's a typo: "anniversy".
• In marriages, I think the "(x-axis)" may not be necessary, and possibly neither the "(from 17 to 50 years)", since that's clear when looking at the chart.