Fix data processing in chapter3 #1139
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This commit fixes a data processing bug in the tokenization examples across all language translations of Chapter 3, Section 2.
The Problem:
The code was passing dataset columns directly to the tokenizer, which caused compatibility issues.
The Fix:
Converted the dataset columns to lists before tokenization by wrapping them in list():
Changed: raw_datasets["train"]["sentence1"]
To: list(raw_datasets["train"]["sentence1"])
Impact:
This change was applied consistently across all languages versions to ensure the code examples work correctly when tokenizing sentence pairs from the MRPC dataset.