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add adam view command, analogous to samtools view #451

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  2. add adam view command

    similar to `samtools view`
    ryan-williams committed Nov 5, 2014
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  4. add "disjunction" -g / -G options to adam view

    -f and -F do positive and negative conjunctions, but in at least one
    situation I've wanted to do an "or": give me all reads in this file
    where the read is unmapped *or* the mate is unmapped.
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  7. Add a test for new view command

    - includes a SAM file with one read for each of the 700 possible
      flag-field values allowed by HTSJDK’s and ADAM’s SAM parsing code
      paths.
    - bonus: includes `make-flag-values-sam.py` script used to generate the
      aforementioned SAM file.
    - concern: ViewSuite test takes about 30s to run on my laptop; how much
      do we care about test-running latency? Is there an obviously quicker
      way to run a similar test to what I have here?
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