feat(utils): add bulk image download from catalog #16
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- Implemented `celestial_capture_bulk` function to automate the retrieval of images for all objects in a given catalog using coordinates. - Integrated NASA SkyView Virtual Observatory for querying and downloading FITS images. - Added support for handling different types of catalogs with class labels. - Implemented error handling for invalid coordinates and failed downloads. - Configurable survey and image directory path. - Added unit tests for the bulk download functionality using mock objects.
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celestial_capture_bulkfunction to automate the retrieval of images for all objects in a given catalog using coordinates.Closes #11