new angle-scan processing features, update documentation, bugfixes
new functions: - voigt_fwhm_lor - rotate_hemi_scan - import_tpi_scan - draw_diffraction_cone updated functions: - interpolate_hemi_scan - display_hemi_scan - duplicate_hemi_scan updated documentation: - installation instructions - readme
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