Update OECD samples to split out MCF#151
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This reverts commit 07fc3f1.
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This pull request refactors the OECD wage data samples by moving the definitions for OECDWages and average_annual_wage from gender_wage_gap.mcf into a new dedicated file average_annual_wage.mcf. It also updates the file patterns in config.json to use wildcards. The reviewer pointed out that using wildcard patterns like .* matches both CSV and MCF files, which can cause the importer to incorrectly attempt to parse MCF files as CSVs. It is recommended to restrict these patterns to target only the .csv files.
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Per Gabe's recommendation on PR #146, this splits out the MCF so that the statvar definitions are paired with the CSVs and there should be no duplicate edges.