temporal_filter: add median filter from scipy
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+ fix various codacy detected issues + bugfix in tsview legend for multiple input files + delete the unused legacy/los2enu.py
+ cli.temporal_filter: - add -f option to specify the filter type - change the default filter from gaussian to median + objects.stack.timeseries.temporal_filter(): - add `filter_type` argument - support median filter via scipy.ndimage.median_filter() - more informative default output file name + minor message/comment update in cli.prep_isce.py and utils.utils1.add_attribute()
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Description of proposed changes
cli.temporal_filter:-foption to specify the filter typegaussiantomedianobjects.stack.timeseries.temporal_filter():filter_typeargumentscipy.ndimage.median_filter()various codacy issue fixes.
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