Refactor/rename num detectors to num dets #118
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…e-visualizer-files Add visualization library to CMake build
…-and-fix-cmake-tests Fix CMake Python module path and add agent build instructions
…accept-bitstring Allow decode_to_errors to accept bitstring
Co-authored-by: Noureldin <noureldinyosri@gmail.com>
…date-tesseract Add explicit DetIndex branch for detector ordering
…ers-and-build_det_orders refactor detector order helpers
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num_detectors doesn't really make as much sense to me as a variable name since we're actually referring to the number of activated detectors which we may as well abbreviate dets