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DM-20112: ip_isr is not handling BAD pixels as expected #100

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  1. Move BAD pixel value setting before interpolation.

    With interpolation on, these pixels are interpolated, which means they
    do not receive the image median value.  This may skew the
    interpolation.
    
    Fix interpolation exposure choice bug.
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  2. Set BAD mask bit if an amplifier is declared bad.

    Amplifiers that are entirely SAT or SUSPECT do not have the overscan
    measured and subtracted.  However, we were not setting the BAD mask
    bit, which meant these amplifiers were not rejected from consideration
    later, allowing them to be used as an endpoint of interpolation.  This
    was obviously wrong.
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  4. Clarify interpolation comments.

    czwa committed Jun 20, 2019
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