fix: Updating brokens links

[KennethEnevoldsen]

Fixing broken links from ScandEval. These a temporary fixes @x-tabdeveloping as I imagine, we will update Scandinavian emb. benchmark to the latest version of MTEB soon (once it is settled).

Fixes: #173

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced new sentiment and classification datasets for Danish, including "Angry Tweets," "Bornholm Parallel," and "Da Political Comments."
  • Added a new sentiment dataset for Swedish reviews ("SweReC") with updated evaluation scores.
  • Introduced updates to various tasks including "Norwegian Parliament" with annotations for political party instead of sentiment.
  • Added custom classification tasks for multilingual support, enhancing task descriptions and metadata.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated timestamps and version numbers across various datasets to ensure data integrity and relevance.
  • Corrected the task description from "linguistic accebtablity" to "linguistic acceptability" in the "DaLAJ" dataset.
  • Revised evaluation scores for Danish hate speech detection and sentiment classification tasks to reflect more accurate performance metrics.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced task descriptions and metadata for a more comprehensive understanding of each dataset's purpose and scope.

• Refactor

  • Simplified exception handling logic in model encoding methods for improved code efficiency.
  • Updated the hf_hub_name attribute in the NorQuadRetrieval class for clearer identification.

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Walkthrough

This update encompasses a variety of improvements and dataset updates across different tasks, focusing on sentiment analysis, language identification, and retrieval tasks. Key changes include the introduction of bootstrapping for average rank computation, updates to task versions and timestamps, and enhancements in evaluation metrics. Task descriptions and metadata have also been refined for better clarity and precision.

Changes

Files	Summary
docs/update_benchmark_tables.py	Added bootstrapping for average rank computation; updated compute_avg_rank.
src/seb/cache/.../all-MiniLM-L6-v2/*.json, src/seb/cache/.../sentence-transformers__all-MiniLM-L6-v2/*.json	Added new datasets, updated evaluation scores, task versions, and timestamps.
src/seb/interfaces/model.py	Simplified exception handling in encode_queries and encode_corpus.
src/seb/mteb_tasks/retrieval/norquad.py, src/seb/registered_tasks/.../*.py	Updated task attributes, added custom subclasses for improved descriptions.
makefile, pyproject.toml	Adjusted linting commands and updated dependencies in pyproject.toml.

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Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Extend the dataset to include other Scandinavian languages	❌	The focus was on dataset updates and enhancements, not on adding new languages.
Check the availability of translations for specific resources	❓	Translation availability wasn't explicitly mentioned in the changes.
Integrate resources for Greenlandic, Icelandic, and Faroese	❌	The update primarily focused on existing tasks and datasets.
Potentially include Finnish datasets	❌	The changes did not involve adding Finnish datasets.

Possibly related issues

• #173: Lacking several datasets from ScandEval
  • The changes in this update did not directly address the addition of new languages or datasets as requested in the issue.

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