Add transform base class and example notebooks#29
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…ration for pre-FFT anti-aliasing
… for block integration
…se mapping explanation to transforms.py. Updated unit tests to use appropriate reference cases
…ith compat low-n Sersic, added transform base class, added example notebooks
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This pull request includes the addition of a transform base class which implements backend, data-type, and coordinate management for each transform class to inherit from. This is intended to make it simpler for users to define their own custom transform classes without needing to worry about how the BATSim backend works.
It also covers a moderate bug fix, in which specific compact, low-n Sersic galaxies with were rendering strangely. To combat this, we have made the supersampling reduction factor from block integration more conservative.
It additionally includes the addition of some example notebooks. More to come...