Feature/user indices #80
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For now only the most basic features are implemented
This class represent the CF variables with two DataArrays. One for the actual values of the variable One for its value in the in-base period This should ease readibility of the processing functions Update user indices It now handles scalar percentile based threshold.
- Added some typings - Make each indice capable of working as stand alone functions. They could now be called directly by the user, instead of going through the user-indice parameter.
Fix some issues with percentile based indices
Also cleanup some smallish issues : - Added requirements.txt - Renamed some properties - Fixed override of time_bounds in resampled seasons - Split some code for readability in icclim_new.py
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Add user indicies and fix some issues with percentile based indicies
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