41 code limited memory intermediates #44
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Merge in Color Channel changes to intermediates branch.
- Switched to raw byte saving rather than TiffFiles (smaller, faster). - Appending to single-Z as each entry can be written (and read) sequentially, with file locking. - Temp Files now cleaned up as they are no longer needed. - Indicies now written as squeeze type, and types are passed in the intermediate. - Intermediate folders now PID-tagged and cleaned up when done, to avoid issues with consecutive runs.
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Intermediates have been rescoped to be single-file-per-z, stored sparsely, read out sequentially.
Simpler and more compact than managing #28.
Memory intermediates are trickier to handle due to memory resizing; Ramdrive may be best option but this is efficient enough that the additional complexity is not necessary, so closing #41.