Updates

General

Switched from PyQt5 to Pyside6 to support Python versions 3.11 and beyond.
Fixed tests to account for smaller number differences
Added the ability to read distance from center in inverse nanometers if the image has been calibrated, otherwise distance will be in pixels
Supports smaller screen sizes by allowing scrolling if the gui is truncated
tiff compressor/uncompressor now names if the files have been compressed/uncompressed
bad h5/tiff files will no longer crash the program when trying to open

Fixed opening an empty failed cases text file to crash
Added a spinbox to allow the user to control the threshold/max fitting error allowed to mark if it is a bad fit
Added an option in the fitting tab to perform a 1-D interpolation on the histogram to fill gaps in data to improve fitting/convex hull
Separated GUI and processing threads to remove "MuscleX is not responding" popups during processing
Fix eq crashing when switching tabs during processing

Merged AISE and AIME into one program "AISME"
Reworked gui to be more simplistic
Added an option to select a custom sequence (AISE) or the experiments to work with (AIME)
Added a new mask/blank image selection dialog
Added a new calibration dialog button
Added a misaligned images detection algorithm

Fix processing multiple h5 files crashing when moving to the next one
Separated GUI and processing threads to remove "MuscleX is not responding" popups during processing
Quadrant Folder now utilizies multiple threads during processing to speed it up
Added an option to "Persist Rotations", which uses a manually set rotation angle for all images
Fixed qf not background subtracting in headless mode

Separated GUI and processing threads to remove "MuscleX is not responding" popups during processing
Projection Traces now utilizies multiple threads during processing to speed it up
Added an option to drag the peak lines to adjust them
Added a button "Edit Peaks" to edit the parameters of a fit
Added a button "Edit Boxes" to edit the dimensions of a box

Fixed graph slicing x-axis to be the coordinates of the original slice instead of starting from 0
Added a double zoom to XV Image Tab