Exotic

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0.35.2

Features:
- Modified the real-time reduction command-line argument to accept the same inits.json used for other reduction methods.
- Now rounding in the AAVSO output file to limit character-length of `Results` and `Priors` fields
- Will check that the user has specified correct format for observation date (i.e., no `/`)
- Support `BJD_TDB` misspelling of `BJD_TBD` keyword in image header
- Will return timeout error if astrometry.net website is not responding

Bugs:
- Real-time reduction error fixed.
- Input files had been disconnected from the corruption check and are now aligned properly.
- Fixed a variable name typo
- Fixed user_input val3 error

0.35.0

Features:
- Modified the real-time reduction command-line argument to accept the same inits.json used for other reduction methods.
- Now rounding in the AAVSO output file to limit character-length of `Results` and `Priors` field.s

Bugs:
- Real-time reduction error fixed.
- Input files had been disconnected from the corruption check and are now aligned properly.
- Fixed a variable name typo

0.34.0

Updated installation and run instructions.

0.33.0

Features
- Now EXOTIC uses substantially less system memory by opening only one file at a time
- Removed unnecessary global variables
- Out-of-transit data now normalized to 1
- Updated time series uncertainty estimation
- Added back in exposure time header scraper
- Only the WCS header will be downloaded from astrometry.net instead of the entire timing file due to small file size
- Updated priors
- Modified way EXOTIC opens up FITS files when only needing the header information (e.g., time) to use less memory
- General code cleanup
- Added back in the ability to check for WCS, retrieving a plate solution, checking for a variable star
- New example and interactive lightcurve fit
Bugfixes
- Minor fix to data masking
- Fix the output for image alignment
- Updated pre-reduced portion of EXOTIC to work with new memory management

0.32.0

Features:
- An additional command-line argument has been added to adopt all NASA Exoplanet Archive (NEA) parameters, and it will be noted as -nea.
- Command-line arguments have been updated to the following example options (instructions will be updated in PDF soon):
- `python3 exotic.py -red inits.json`: Complete reduction with inits.json file

- `python3 exotic.py -pre inits.json`: Nested sampler only for prereduced datasets with inits.json file
- `python3 exotic.py -rt image_directory.fits`: Real-time reductions with a path to image directory
- `-ov`: Can be used with -red & -pre to override the NEA parameters with inits.json parameters.
- `-nea`: Can be used with -red & -pre to adopt all NEA parameters with no command-line inputs and will ignore inits.json parameters.

- Some examples of how they can be used with the command-line arguments from above:
- `python3 exotic.py -red inits.json -ov`
- `python3 exotic.py -pre inits.json -nea`

- Also, `-h` will give a more in-depth explanation about each flag shown above and what they do by entering `python3 exotic.py -h`.

Bugfixes:
- None.

0.31.1

Features
- Updated instructions for running EXOTIC

Bugfixes
- Fixed realtime data reduction

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