add blending tutorials from LSST 2018 blending workshop

[fred3m]

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[drphilmarshall]

Sweet! Thanks so much, @fred3m . I'm going to add some extra pieces to the deblending branch directly, so you can see them. One is the standard Stack Club notebook header, which leads me to the question: are you OK with being listed as owner = maintainer of these notebooks? Another extra is a README for the Deblending folder, that shows the build status of each notebook. I think you'll like it! Cc-ing Sowmya Kamath @sowmyakth so we can thank her for her help in the production of these notebooks, and so she can check out the Stack Club repo. Thanks Sowmya!

[fred3m]

Sure, you can list me as the owner/maintainer of the notebook. I'll also update the scarlet_tutorial notebook to describe how to load and access the data (which is included in the public testdata_deblender package). Unless there is a better dataset that science collaboration members are more likely to have access to.

[drphilmarshall]

Thanks, Fred. I guess that data should live in /project/shared/data filed under "deblending" or something.

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[fred3m]

Ok, the notebook now points to /project/shared/data/testdata_deblender, which is the LSST package of test data that we used for the deblender.

[drphilmarshall]

@fred3m Thanks for fixing the data paths! I checked that both notebooks run all the way through with release w_2018_32. I guess they will fail the beavis-ci system test (which uses v16), but I think that's OK. Thanks again for providing these excellent tutorials! :-)