Isochrones

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0.7.6

- Typo fixed in `StarModel._make_samples()`
- Bug fixed in `StarModel.triangle()` when distance is not being fit for.

Apologies to anyone trying to keep up with all these rapid changes...hopefully this will settle down shortly.

0.7.5

Bug fix:
- When creating the `StarModel.samples` attribute, there used to be a hard-coded cut on `lnprob` that only made sense in a very limited circumstance. This has been replaced with a cut to cull the top 99.5% (as ranked by lnprob) samples.

Feature added:
- `TripleStarModel`, along the lines of `BinaryStarModel` but with three stars.

0.7.4

New in this release:
- Added `BinaryStarModel` object, which enables fitting photometry to a model of two stars at the same distance, Fe/H, and age.
- Changed `StarModel.triangle()` such that if `truths` is provided, then extents adjust so truths can be seen even if outside requested extent range.

0.7.3

Important functional changes included here are that now priors on distance and metallicity are included when doing an MCMC fit on a `StarModel`. The default [Fe/H] prior used is a based on the local metallicity distribution from SDSS data, and this helps big-time when you are fitting only photometry with no spectroscopic data.

0.7.2

Fixed a few bugs from initial release. `Isochrone` object can now be called with `distance` and `AV` arguments; this helps a problem with double-correcting absolute magnitudes in `StarModel`. Also added a few more entries to extinction file so everything in Dartmouth models is covered.

0.7

This is the first public release of the code; still testing the waters.

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