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Fix nearfield_imager and singlestationutil import #17

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@David-McKenna David-McKenna commented Feb 7, 2025

Fixes missing variables that were removed as "unused" in #15, closes #16.

The latest versions of astropy have removed get_moon as foreseen in #10, this moves the call over to get_body so that the module can still be used and closes #10.

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David-McKenna commented Feb 7, 2025

Converted to draft, "works on my machine", but it has a 100% success rate for killing Jupyter kenels on RS307 on import. Never thought a jupyter kernel could panic and create a coredump for an import, but you learn something new every day.

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Okay, whatever is happening on RS307 is independent of the lofarimaging version, it just crashes whether I use this MR reference, a tagged branch on my repo, or the current HEAD on master here.

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Thanks!

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MR #15 Removed required variables for nearfield imaging get_moon to be deprecated
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