Add --band flag #122
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An initial step to #108
I added the band as param to download_chunk such that in future it'd be easy to fetch several bands and
Image.merge()them into an RGB image.But for now I'm happy with this.
Example output on 4K screen:
--band=11himawari-20210713T174000.png--band=2(visible green) himawari-20210713T174000.pngThese don't look that well in my Chrome — due to alpha channel I think(?), but look fine as my Gnome 3.38 background.