ISIS Sans Annular integration

[Matthew-Andrew]

There is a growing need to analyze an-isotropic 2D data. This involves doing radial sums and annular integration's. Rob already has his own workarounds for this and there are already two algorithms within Mantid which appear to do what is required but have not been scientifically verified.

The two algorithms are RingProfile and RadiusSum which if they work appear to do what the scientists want but initial tests indicate that there own methods may be better. This basically involves sitting down and talking to Rob and Adam.

There may be more information on #8956 and #8957 regarding these algorithms. Also check if we still need code to replicate COLETTE AREA/COMPRESS/PHI commands as mentioned in #4879.

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[DavidFair]

Re-opening as this is still a requirement (at some point) and I've got an email about it recently

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