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Fix docs on how to select using the bls parameter #383

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select: # limit which baselines are simulated. Use any UVData.select keywords (except polarizations) and/or redundant_threshold
bls: [(1, 2), (3, 4), (5, 6)]
bls: '[(1, 2), (3, 4), (5, 6)]'
ant_str: 'cross'
antenna_nums: [1, 7, 9, 15]
redundant_threshold: 0.1 # redundancy threshold in meters. Only simulate one baseline per redundant group
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UVData.select, so it can accept any keyword that function accepts, except ones that
affect polarization because pyuvsim computes all polarizations.

Note that if using the ``bls`` parameter for selecting, which specifies a list of
baseline tuples, the list needs to be wrapped in a string in the obsparam yaml file.

In addition to the UVData.select keywords, a ``redundant_threshold`` parameter can
be specified. If it is present, only one baseline from each set of redundant
baselines is simulated. The ``redundant_threshold`` specifies how different two
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