Aguaclara

Extended test coverage and generalized the logic of onshape_parser.py so that it can work for both validation and documentation.

This is accomplished through the `for_docs` flag. By default this flag is `true`, so variables will be parsed into human readable strings.
When `false`, variables are returned as `Pint` quantities.

We are moving what was `parse.py` in [aide_design_specs](https://github.com/AguaClara/) to the `aguaclara` package because it's being used by [aide_validation](https://github.com/AguaClara/aide_validation) as well, and Monroe would like to have it available for student use when he teaches at Ohio State this spring.

It's not fully tested, but that it is still experimental and will be refactored before being used publicly, at which point we'll ensure 100% test coverage.

The following updates have been made to `aguaclara.research.procoda_parser`:
* addition of an `intersect` function for locating the intersections between two sets of data
* ability to read data from folder paths that are Github URLs
* addition of an elapsed time option to the `get_data_by_time` function

Added min and max rows to LFOM expert inputs (280).

To use them, simple pass in the arguments `min_row_n` or `max_row_n` like so: `LFOM(q=1 * u.L / u.s, hl=10 * u.cm, min_row_n=6)`

The `get_data_by_time` and `get_data_by_state` functions in the `procoda_parser` module have been updated to read ProCoDA data logs and state logs named "datalog_M-D-YYYY" and "statelog_M-D-YYYY", respectively, as opposed to the previous naming convention, "datalog M-D-YYYY" and "statelog M-D-YYYY".

Fixing issue with version numbers (274 )