Add sparse representations and bigwigs (performance), and strand-aware stitching (biology)#3
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…nk mm_chrom_sj, add tests read_rr now skips rows outside chromosomes_set; sj_id_remap keeps MM lookups consistent. mm_chrom_sj becomes unordered_map<string, vector<uint32_t>>
…stitch_up, plus tests Averager works on sparse BedGraphRow lists, no per-base vectors to reduce memory overheads. read_bigwig gated on FASTDER_USE_LIBBIGWIG. stitch_up buckets SJs by strand from unstranded bigwigs, so ERs emit the strand their SJs had, or, if without SJS, are reported to have no strand.
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This is intended to reduce the memory fingerprint and to add strand-specificity somehow (inherited from the SJs, not from strand-specific bws)