[WIP] Add support for streaming files as they are being acquired #70
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For smart microscopy purposes, it would be very nice to be able to stream an OME-TIFF file as it is being written such that the loaded Julia struct gets updated behind-the-scenes as the on-disk file is updated.
My approach is to create a wrapper object that allows the in-place replacement of the internal data as it is changed on the disk. This should be invisible to the end-user.