Fix find recursion in examples discovery#35
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Without -maxdepth 0, any example that contains a subdirectory would have that subdirectory treated as a separate example, breaking the build. Closes #33
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-maxdepth 0, thefindcommand that discovers example directories recurses into subdirectories, causing any example with a subdirectory to have that subdirectory treated as a separate example and breaking the build.Closes #33