📝 Update example with realistic annotation using the '.' character.

[jamesdobson]

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[jamesdobson]

I wanted a more realistic annotation that contains the . character.

This turned out to be a bit tricky because the . character is the key separator for json_extract() paths, and it doesn't say in the SQLite reference how to quote it.

Now that we are using it in an example, it will hopefully help some users in the future.