Nionswift-instrumentation

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- Fix calibration issue on view modes.

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- Improve error handling and reporting.
- Use a target size of 64x64 for drift tracking area.
- Allow camera device to supply its own calibrator object.
- Fix PMT issue when index >= 2.
- Allow camera device to specify desired exposure precision.
- Improve support for axis handling in STEM controller.

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- Fix sequence/series/tableau when used with a synchronized acquistiion.
- Add optional method to validate camera frame parameters.
- Improve compatibility with older CameraDevice implementations.
- Ensure low level data is not directly used in data items. Fixes phantom data issue.
- Add methods to instrument to get/set configuration parameters.

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- Fix issue handling partial acquisition during synchronized/sequence acquisition.
- Improve error handling and notifications after errors.

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- Fix issue assembling scan channels during synchronized acquisition when split into sections (drift).
- Add support for camera device 3 (no prepare methods).
- Fix issue with camera state being incorrect in display panel control bar.
- Make auto drift tracker during synchronized acquisition optional (default off).
- Improve error recovery and notification during acquisition errors.
- Improve handling of subscan/drift graphics when switching projects.
- Fix sequence of spectra acquisition when optimized on device.
- Show acquisition activity in activity panel.
- Enable support for Python 3.10.

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- Add preliminary acquisition panel for more complex sequence/collection acquisitions.
- Acquisition panel includes 1D ramp (series), 2D ramp (tableau), and other options.
- Add preliminary drift tracker, both manual and automatic. Work in progress.
- Add virtual detector option to MultiAcquire.
- Add option to apply shift for each frame in MultiAcquire.
- Remove unused and incomplete monitor button in camera panel.
- Improve internal documentation by utilizing Python protocols for various interfaces.
- Improve reliability and code quality by enabling Python strict typing.
- Drop support for Python 3.7.