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Add support for GSF v3.09 (#125)
* Add support for GSF v3.09
* Also introduces a pattern for supporting future new versions of GSF.
* Default supported version in the top level gsfpy namespace remains as
v3.08 for backwards compatibility.
* Provides option for changing default version in top level namespace via
a DEFAULT_GSF_VERSION environment variable.
* Provides version-specific gsfpy3_08 and gsfpy3_09 namespaces as alternative
to defining the default GSF version at the top level.
* Include embedded shared object libraries
* Fix typo in CONTRIBUTING.md
* Additional test for GSF version set via environment
* Add test coverage reporting
* Note that the top-level gsfpy namespace is not included in coverage reporting
as it simply acts as a switch between gsfpy3_08 and gsfpy3_09.
* Additional tests
* Update code examples in README
* Set version to 2.0.0
* Reflect module structure of subpackages in top level namespace
* For improved backward compatibility it must be possible to do
imports of the form 'from gsfpy.enums import ...'
* Mirror all version specific submodules using generic mechanism
* In order that imports of the form 'from gsfpy.gsfRecords import ...'
can be used with the version-specific implementations of the package
it is necessary to mirror those implementations from the top level
gsfpy namespace. This is now done in a generic way using dynamic
import, so that future versions of GSF will also be supported without
any code changes in the top-level gsfpy package being necessary.
* Remove unneeded global
* Fix paths in README
* Fix comment in README
* Rename parameter for improved clarity
* Tidy up test data and associated documentation
* Add comment to Makefile to explain multiple pytest runs