Implement event_level argument for threshold_perf()
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Closes #40
Not adding anything to
make_two_class_pred(). The docs there are clear thatestimatemaps to the first level supplied inlevelsand I don't see any reason to supportevent_levelthere.But
threshold_perf()does need to support it because it computes metrics internally.Since probably isn't used that much, and
event_level = "second"is used even less, I've done a hard break by removing support foryardstick.event_levelaltogether in favor of the explicitevent_levelargument.