refactor!: remove LorentzTransformer example algorithm
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This algorithm was the first transformer-type algorithm, but it is not so useful and difficult to generalize. Algorithms that need Lorentz transformations should just do it themselves; if we see certain transformations being repeated in various algorithms, then we can re-write such a Lorentz transformation algorithm. Let's remove this algorithm for now, since we now have other, much more useful transformer algorithms.
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This algorithm was the first transformer-type algorithm, but it is not so useful and difficult to generalize. Algorithms that need Lorentz transformations should just do it themselves; if we see certain transformations being repeated in various algorithms, then we can re-write such a Lorentz transformation algorithm.
Let's remove this algorithm for now, since we now have other, much more useful transformer algorithms.