ENH: Add support for reading 102-format Stata dta files
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This would complete support for reading all historic Stata dta format versions.

I would understand if you chose not to merge this as:
* No formal documentation exists for this version, so I have had to infer the details from later formats and the Stata 1 user manual.
* Unlike all the other version formats I have not been able to locate any sample data written in this version (and hence I haven't created a linked issue).

Having said that, I am reasonably confident that the changes are correct, and Stata is happy to open and view the test data that I created:

```
. dtaversion "stata-compat-102.dta"
  (file "stata-compat-102.dta" is
   .dta-format 102 from Stata 1)
. use "stata-compat-102.dta"
. describe

Contains data from stata-compat-102.dta
 Observations:             3                  
    Variables:             7                  
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Variable      Storage   Display    Value
    name         type    format    label      Variable label
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
index           long    %12.0g                
i8              int     %8.0g                 
i16             int     %8.0g                 
i32             long    %12.0g                
f               float   %9.0g                 
d               double  %10.0g                
dt              double  %10.0g                
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sorted by:

. list

     +--------------------------------------------------+
     | index   i8     i16        i32     f    d      dt |
     |--------------------------------------------------|
  1. |     1   -1   -1025   -8388609   -.1   .1   14610 |
  2. |     2    0       0          0   -.2   .2   14611 |
  3. |     3    1    1025    8388609   -.3   .3   14612 |
     +--------------------------------------------------+
```

```
. dtaversion "stata4_102.dta"
  (file "stata4_102.dta" is
   .dta-format 102 from Stata 1)
. use "stata4_102.dta"
. describe

Contains data from stata4_102.dta
 Observations:            10                  
    Variables:             5                  
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Variable      Storage   Display    Value
    name         type    format    label      Variable label
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
fulllab         int     %8.0g      full_lbl   A fully labeled variable.
fulllab2        float   %9.0g      full_lbl   Another fully labeled variable.
incmplab        long    %12.0g     incp_lbl   Some values without labels.
misslab         int     %8.0g      miss_lbl   Some missing value labels.
floatlab        float   %9.0g      full_lbl   Floating point with labels.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sorted by:

. list

     +----------------------------------------------------+
     | fulllab   fulllab2   incmplab   misslab   floatlab |
     |----------------------------------------------------|
  1. |     one        ten        one       one        one |
  2. |     two       nine        two       two        two |
  3. |   three      eight      three     three      three |
  4. |    four      seven          4      four       four |
  5. |    five        six          5         .       five |
     |----------------------------------------------------|
  6. |     six       five          6         .        six |
  7. |   seven       four          7         .      seven |
  8. |   eight      three          8         .      eight |
  9. |    nine        two          9         .       nine |
 10. |     ten        one        ten         .        ten |
     +----------------------------------------------------+
```


This pull request is stale because it has been open for thirty days with no activity. Please [update](https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/development/contributing.html#updating-your-pull-request) and respond to this comment if you're still interested in working on this. Thanks for the pull request, but it appears to have gone stale. If interested in continuing, let us know and we can reopen. I don't think there should be that much objection to support this. I'm happy to continue working on this if you think that it might be useful, How would you like it referenced in the whatsnew file, given that there isn't currently an issue that it addresses? You can just reference this pull request Thanks @cmjcharlton 