[WIP] Implement the Plataforma Solar de Almerı́a (PSA) solar position algorithm

[kandersolar]

• Related to add more Solar Position calculations like US Naval Observatory and Michalsky #1308
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The PSA algorithm seems to be as accurate as pvlib's ephemeris method but 3-4 times faster. Here is a brief comparison:

[AdamRJensen]

Are you implementing the 2001 version or the 2020 version?

[kandersolar]

The equations are the same between the two versions; only the coefficients differ. The current function lets the user choose which set of coefficients to use, with 2020 coefficients being the default.

[AdamRJensen]

In the equations in the 2020 paper, it seems that the right ascension ra variable isn't used in any calculations - am I missing something?

[AdamRJensen]

Given that the PSA and Michalsky algorithms are almost the same, maybe we should consider only adding Michalsky?

[adriesse]

almost the same

Could you elaborate on the similarities/differences?

I think the main usage of these algorithms will be to verify or replicate published output from other people or software, so even small differences could be relevant.