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Restructured to have reference JSON directory #541

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Restructured the database with the changes from astrodbtoolkit/AstrodbKit#77
The tests are likely to fail until that gets merged and released.

The core change is that the reference_directory is now an optional variable that can be set (defaults to "reference") when saving/loading the database. Anything set as a reference table will get stored in that sub-directory. This is backwards compatible in the sense that if the reference tables are not in that directory, it will check the original (parent) directory.

@kelle kelle marked this pull request as draft July 25, 2024 23:16
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I noticed that github will suppress anything over 3000 files, but this particular PR is relatively simple as it is just moving data from the top-level data directory into data/source and data/reference. Once astrodbkit2 is updated, we can re-run the tests and confirm everything is working well (locally on my machine all tests pass with the new astrodbkit2).

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AMAZING!!!!

@dr-rodriguez dr-rodriguez merged commit 10112b5 into SIMPLE-AstroDB:main Aug 13, 2024
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@dr-rodriguez dr-rodriguez deleted the reference-directory branch August 13, 2024 20:42
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