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smurf: Do not update quality on each iteration of skyloop
Because we may end up with more than 8 bits, in which case they get mangled together so that they cannot later be reconstructed.
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@dsberry So your problem is that Skyloop may need to keep more than 8 bits of quality around but that's not possible? I must admit to that not occurring to me. Obviously the fix is to update NDF to support arbitrary bit depth for QUALITY...
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This change was only partly forced by the limit of 8 quality bits. I also realised there was no need to feed the output time-series qualities back into the input on the next iteration anyway. So at the moment, the restriction to 8 bits is not an issue.