set obsid report dir with a name consistent with proseco #213
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Description
This is a trivial change with no consequence in the usual cases. It only affected me because I ran
sparkles.run_aca_reviewgiving it a catalog withobsid=0. This resulted in some files saved into a directory calledobs0and others in a directory calledobs00000(because proseco does it this way and this way). This PR fixes that inconsistency.Interface impacts
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