Adds Python reimplementations of the Old Bird Tseep and Thrush detectors. The new detectors behave almost exactly, though not quite exactly, like the old detectors. In testing so far, about 99.5 and 98 percent of clips produced by the old tseep and thrush detectors, respectively, are reproduced precisely (i.e. have exactly the same samples) by the new detectors, while the remaining clips are either missing or have different (but largely overlapping) extents.
The new detectors have the following advantages over the old ones:
* They are more than twice as fast.
* They run on MacOS and Linux as well as on Windows.
* They are not restricted to 22050 Hz input.
* They can be run on more than one input file at a time.
Processing of clips produced by the original Old Bird detectors has also been enhanced to find and store with the clip metadata the exact starting index of each clip in the recording from which it comes: formerly an approximate start time was recorded, but not the exact start index. The samples that are stored in clip files are also the exact samples that appear in the recording, rather than the ones from the clip files produced by the Old Bird detectors, which sometimes differed slightly from the recording samples.