Merge pull request #45 from lukasValentin/dev

Bump EOdal `v0.2.0`

Author: lukasValentin

CHANGELOG.rst

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 Categories for changes are: Added, Changed, Deprecated, Removed, Fixed, Security.
 
+Version `0.2.0 < https://github.com/EOA-team/eodal/releases/tag/v0.2.0>`__
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+Release date: 2023-04-03
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+- Added: the new EOdal Mapper class has been fully implemented and replaces the old mapper version. Scripts calling the Mapper must be updated.
+- Removed: the previous EOdal Mapper class. The enitre eodal.operational sub-package has been deprecated.
+- Removed: the sub-package called eodal.operational.cli has been deprecated. Some useful scripts have been ported to the `scripts` folder in the main directory of the EOdal git repository.
+- Changed: The EOdal pystac client has been re-designed to provide a higher level of generalization. Still, future changes might apply.
+- Fixed: SceneCollection.get_feature_timeseries() had several bugs. Thanks to @atoparseks the code has been cleaned up, made simpler and works now with custom functions for computing user-defined zonal statistical metrics.
+- Fixed: Several small bugs in the core module with varying levels of severity.
+- Fixed: The map algebra operators for Band and RasterCollection objects lacked support of right-handed sided expression (e.g., `2 + Band` instead of `Band +2`). This issue has been fixed by overwriting also the [r]ight-handed built-in operators such `radd` as the right-handed equivalent of `add`.
+- Changed: The README has been updated and now also includes information about the data model in EOdal.
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 Version `0.1.1 < https://github.com/EOA-team/eodal/releases/tag/v0.1.1>`__
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eodal/__meta__.py

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 # `name` is the name of the package as used for `pip install package`
 name = "eodal"
 # `path` is the name of the package for `import package`