Fix typo: 2010A&A...511A..52A -> 2010A&A...511A..52H

[pdeiml]

Fix of a bug in a input dataset file in commit
104296b

This bug has lead to wrong information in the input- and output index files.
Therefore a Update of the whole output folder is done in
7c1e0fe,
additionally the input index file is fixed.

7c1e0fe
is a quite large diff because 'make.py all' changed a lot in the existing files.
I think this is due to a missing update of the output collection after changing scripts which affect the output collection.

I can drop the second commit but I do need the fix of this at least in the index files for the next PR!

RTM

[cdeil]

I can drop the second commit

Please do.

And in the future: please never add huge output folder updates to a PR that fixes something in the input folder.
Adding in related changes in the output folder is sometimes acceptable (but also not advised as it quickly leads to merge conflicts).
But adding a ton of changes to all the files that is completely unrelated is not.

Here, the diff you see for the output files is because you have an old version of Astropy (or the YAML package we use). Please update your Astropy and these differences should disappear for you locally.

[cdeil]

I've applied an update to the output files in 939e3f3 .
Apparently I forgot to do that with the last gamma-cat PR, sorry.

But you see, now there's merge conflicts here in the output catalog files.
It's not possible to work with multiple PRs in parallel in gamma-cat if people commit unrelated changes to the output folder in PRs. That must be left up to the reviewer to apply them at the time of merging. Then we'll never have merge conflicts.

[pdeiml]

Ok, I do not exactly get your point about PRs that change the output folder but ok :-)
I dropped the second commit but for #225 the output folder has to be updated!
Hence, please merge this PR and then do a 'make.py all' (or make.py collection) as a follow up commit.

[cdeil]

This looks good now, thanks!
I've updated the auto-generated files in d5f966a .
Merging this now.