GlacioHack / xdem / 5702014724

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Add `BiasCorr` classes and rename previous `coreg.BiasCorr` in `coreg.VerticalShift` (#158)

* rename BiasCorr into VerticalShift, refactor all sources and adapt documentation

* add biascorr, draft along/across track classes

* update doc and NuthKaab with new VerticalShift variable naming

* move ZScaleCorr to TerrainBias, wrap Along and Across into DirectionalBias

* refactor post-merge biascorr tests with vshift naming

* refactor remaining biascorr in vshift

* improve with erik comments

* draft structure bias corr

* finish biascorr structure + start tests

* advancing bias corr

* Remove spatial_tools import

* Fix linting errors

* Fix flake8

* Incremental fixes on tests

* Incremental commit on bias correction classes

* Incremental commit on biascorr

* Incremental commit on biascorr

* Fix subsampling and parameter unpacking

* Homogenize func parameter ungrouping, fix binning and continue tests

* Finalize first round of tests

* Linting all but mypy

* Incremental commit on biascorr tests

* Finalize bias correction tests

* Finalize last test

* Linting (including mypy!)

* Move richdem to pip to force install

* Add future annotation import in test_biascorr

* Add basic documentation page and refactor coreg.Deramp into coreg.Tilt

* Linting

* Try to circumvent richdem issues

* Linting

* Skip or ignore new terrain error, opening issue

* Add random state for all relevant tests

* Linting

* Use lambda functions that converge for the tests

* Add bin_and_fit option

* Linting

* Fix dimensions in sumsin calculation to take any number of frequencies and input value array shape

* Linting

* Add draft gallery example and new methods to API

* Linting

* Fix test that randomly fails

* Linting

* Eriks comments

* Linting

* Fix residuals

* Re-structure coreg module following discussed plan in PR comments

* Linting

* Fix documentation

*... (continued)

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