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DM-15916: Make meas_mosaic backwards compatible with *_flux --> *_instFlux rename #47

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  2. Fix correction of flux error fields

    Prior to this, the loop into the error correction never triggered
    as it was searching on the flux field name, but they are not the
    same (the error key names have "Err", or some variation thereof
    depending on the table version of the stack when the data were
    processed appended to the flux name).  Instead, here we just loop
    through and correct the entire list of errKeys returned by the
    getFluxKeys funciton (where there is already a check on the
    corresponding flux key before the error key is added to the list,
    so an extra check here is redundant).
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  3. Add backwards compatibility with calib field names

    RFC-498 saw the following changes to calibration flag naming:
       - calib_psfUsed -> calib_psf_used
       - calib_psfCandidate -> calib_psf_candidate
       - calib_astrometryUsed -> calib_astrometry_used
    This adds backwards compatibility for pre-RFC-498 processed catalogs.
    laurenam committed Oct 18, 2018
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