Enhance `replace_column` to accept a list of new columns

[lars-reimann]

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Currently, Table.replace_column can only be use to replace a column by one new column. It would be nice to also replace a column with multiple other columns, e.g. for the OneHotEncoder.

Desired solution

replace_column should accept a list of new_columns (instead of the original new_column parameter) and replace the original column with the new columns.

All new columns should be inserted at the position of the old column. New columns should be ordered as defined in the list.

Example:

col_1	col_2	col_3
1	3	5
2	4	6

replace_column("col_2", [Column("col_a", [7, 8]), Column("col_b", [9, 0])])

col_1	col_a	col_b	col_3
1	7	9	5
2	8	0	6

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[zzril]

Desired solution

replace_column should accept a list of new_columns (instead of the original new_column parameter) and replace the original column with the new columns.

"Instead" means it should not accept a single Column as parameter anymore, but only a list of (possibly just 1) Column(s), right?
(As in Table.remove_columns().)