The split_trace() function always dropped the last sample. This was
seemingly part of a flawed logic designed to prevent traces being
written to Edge by the MiniSeedInputClient that spanned midnight.
This worked, but only if the original trace actually spanned midnight.
For the majority of data that do not span midnight, this dropped a
sample every time. The updated logic does what I believe was the
original intent (that is, it breaks traces into more manageable
chunks) without duplicating or losing any data. This is consistent
with obspy's concept of data slices, where a starttime and endtime
are always inclusive, but it deviates somewhat from MiniSeed logic,
which assumes a starttime, plus a delta, plus a number of samples.

It was necessary to update a couple unit tests for the MiniSeedFactory
to work with this new logic, but I am certain that the original test
logic was not based on anything but what the TimeseriesUtility.py
function(s) returned when they were originally written.

changed the host in multiple scripts from cwbpub.cr to edgecwb

See merge request !224

Issue 76: added a list of  diagnostics to the  reading

See merge request !221

Updating to version 1.7.0

See merge request !220

Removed valid requirements, added valid as attribute to Absolutes, added features to handle spreadsheets that do not have 4 sets"

See merge request !213

 Added get_summary_flags function to pull valid flags from SpreadsheetSummaryFactory and match absolutes based on time. Modified many functions to pass arguments down to get_summary_flags.

Added parse_relative_time function to avoid circular referencing and added formatting into function, added convert_baseline function in case value is None, and made sets_len variable toadd a dynamic range to _parse_readings function.

Changed adjusted_test.py to assert arrays are equal to 168 instead of 146 because no readings are rejected.

Changed test_CMO_summaries function to assert 28 readings instead of 26 now that no readings are rejected

Fix metadata for hot, gut, sjt, and tuc.

See merge request !219

Updating version to v1.6.5

See merge request !218

Update TUC in metadata.py

See merge request !217

Correct data for BDT and SJT

See merge request !216

Update code.json and pyproject.toml version info

See merge request !215

Minor factory fixes applied in March 2023

Closes #77

See merge request !214

As per discussion in issue #77 with Dave K., this commit adds delta/2
to the requested `endtime` to ensure that starttime and endtime are
fully inclusive in Edge-related I/O factories. I would have liked to
generalized this and reduce the duplicate code between EdgeFactory
and MiniSeedFactory, but couldn't figure out how to do this without
adding considerably *more* code to the project than what is in this
commit.

A Stream corresponding to a given network, station, location, and
channel can (but probably shouldn't) have more than 1 trace returned
from an ObsPy client.get_waveforms() function. This happens, for
example, when the data type generated by a given station changes.
This change forces the dtype of the data array for all Traces in
the Stream to match the dtype of the data array in the first Trace
of the Stream, thus allowing the Stream.merge() function to work
as intended.

The _format_headers() function in IAGA2002Writer.py would choke when
the sensor_sampling_rate parameter in the trace.stats metadata could
not be inverted. This occurred, at least, when the "Digital Sampling"
IAGA2002 header line was not parsed properly, or was blank.