fix: Remove unused captures in example code#1604
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This PR removes unused captures from lambdas, which should resolve some previous warnings during example builds.
Additionally, I have changed the alignments of the ampersand to be on the left, to be consistent with most examples (which do this already; the code examples would sometimes use three different alignments in the same file).
This continues to decrease the surface area of #1530.
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