Add check for screens resolutions and observations shapes#63
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This PR adds the following attribute to the general
ObservableDatasetclass:screens: Tuple[Screen, ...]The motivation for this addition is to check that the resolution of the screens agree with the observations dimensions. This is a good check, especially when using rectangular screens.
NOTE: will probably break code elsewhere since the 'screen : Screen' attribute in
QuadScanDatasetwas replaced byscreens: Tuple[Screen].An alternative to avoid breaking code elsewhere is to add an extra attribute in the
QuadScanDatasetclass asself.screen = self.screens[0], and/or having the possibility of instantiating with aScreenor aTuple[Screen]