Standardize frame metadata. #433
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Any tile source that exposes frames will have a frames list. This list now will always contain Frame and Index values, and, where appropriate IndexC, IndexT, IndexZ, IndexXY values. The top-level metadata will always have IndexRange and IndexStride entries. When known, the top-level metadata will have channels and channelmap entries with channel names.
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@waxlamp This has tests and should work as desired. |
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Any tile source that exposes frames will have a frames list. This list now will always contain Frame and Index values, and, where appropriate IndexC, IndexT, IndexZ, IndexXY values. The top-level metadata will always have IndexRange and IndexStride entries. When known, the top-level metadata will have channels and channelmap entries with channel names.