Add ultraviolet to the spectra#247
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`ultraviolet` is an important spectrum next to `visible`, `solar` and `infrared`. I have also updated the description of `wavelenghtsIntegral`.
I have added the year 2003 to specify ISO 9050 better in the example nearnormalHemisphericalSolarReflectanceAccordingToStandard.json and renamed it to integralAccordingToStandard.json . I have added spectrum.json as an example of nearnormal-hemispherical spectra. In `sources` of integralAccordingToStandard.json, I have added a data reference to the optical data set of spectrum.json .
I have linke the pull request #247, corrected a typo in integralAccordingToStandard.json and formatted testlabVA210706080108integral.json and testlabVA210706080108spectral.json .
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ultravioletto the enumeration ofwavelengthsIntegral, because it is an important spectrum next tovisible,solarandinfrared.I have improved the optical example so that we can explain better how an integral value is calculated based on a measured spectrum.