DM-47874: Use new timestamps in TMA tracking errors#133
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There has been an ongoing problem with single point errors in the TMA data stream. These are explained in more detail in chapter “Single point errors in the tracking data stream” of TMA tracking jitter and settling time analysis . Julen of Tekniker has now added additional time stamps so that each data stream has it’s own timestamp. This should eliminate those errors. This ticket will implement the use of those new timestamps in the RubinTV tracking error plots, which should eliminat the need for the filterBadValues code.