Adds support for alternate SOSS wavelength solutions

[hover2pi]

Allows a user to generate a custom wavelength solution before generating SOSS simulations.

[hover2pi]

This PR adds support for a user to specify a custom wavelength solution to the SOSS traces, a pupil wheel position to rotate the traces, and a shortcut to save a SOSS seed image without calling the observation generator class. Ready for review and merge!

[hover2pi]

Sorry @bhilbert4 , I added more to this PR. mirage.soss_simulator now supports SOSS order 3. I wanted to sneak it in there since we are using it for commissioning analysis. You're probably SUPER busy but anytime you have a chance, this is ready for review. Thanks!

[bhilbert4]

Looks good to me! Sorry for the delay. Too much to keep track of lately.

[hover2pi]

@bhilbert4 the tests that are failing are from:

-- Docs: https://docs.pytest.org/en/stable/how-to/capture-warnings.html
=========================== short test summary info ============================
FAILED tests/test_catalog_generation.py::test_get_all_catalogs - requests.exc...
FAILED tests/test_catalog_generation.py::test_gaia_query - requests.exception...
===== 2 failed, 93 passed, 45 skipped, 1842 warnings in 1442.64s (0:24:02) =====

I pulled in master but it didn't seem to fix them. Do you know when these tests were fixed by any chance? Thanks!

[bhilbert4]

It's been a long time since these tests were touched. #772 made some changes to GAIA queries when they changed their catalog column names, but I don't see these tests failing on other recent PRs. Could it just be an astroquery server problem? The error statements aren't really clear to me, but I wonder about a connection error or something.

[hover2pi]

I ran into this with another package this week! You're right, it has something to do with astroquery searching the Gaia DR3 catalog I think. I'll propose a fix.

[hover2pi]

Yup, that did it! astroquery.Gaia.launch_job_async throws a connection error for come reason but launch_job does not. The query result doesn't get cached but I don't think this is a big loss. Do you foresee this being problematic, @bhilbert4 ?

If not, this is ready to merge. Thanks!

[bhilbert4]

@hover2pi Makes sense to me. You have a couple leftover print statements in create_catalog, and might as well delete the old async Gaia query, but otherwise looks good.