Cspyce

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2.2.5

Fix problem with too many boddefs.

2.2.4

Change functions that return SpiceCells to allow an optional final argument
that is a SpiceCell to populate or an integer giving the size of the returned
SpiceCell (issue 154).
Fix a bug when zero-length arrays being passed to vectorized functions (issue 155).

2.2.3

Fix a bug with `chbder` (issue 150).
Fix a problem with Windows where a compiler upgrade seems to have broken Windows
tests. We now use the NAIF pre-built library for Windows (issue 151).

2.2.2

Repo renamed from SETI/pds-cspyce to SETI/rms-cspyce.

2.2.1

Cosmetic changes to README.md.

2.2.0

Support Python 3.12.
Complete testing of all scalar functions.
Significant internal cleanup including fixing memory leaks.
Fix bugs with `dskgd`, `dskmi2`, `dskv02`, `ekacld`, `ekgd`, `ekifld`,
`ekrcei`, `ekssum`, `frmchg`, `gcpool`, `gfocce`, `gfvent`, `lparse`, `lparsm`,
`matchi`, `matchw`, `prompt`, `refchg` and many others.
Allow all functions that expect a filename/path argument to accept a string,
byte string, or `pathlib.Path` object.
Implement SpiceCell data type.
Implement Plane and Ellipse data types.
Add IDE-detectable docstrings to all functions.
For full details see the top-level `README.md` and the docstrings for each
function.

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