Add ryan's sliding RP implementation#6
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Adds a new module 'python/ryan_rp_methods.py' that contains my implementations of the slidingRP metric. The module implements a version of the existing functions to compute a refractory violation confidence tensor, in addition to methods for finding the critical contamination rate using a binary search or analytically. Running the script compares the speed of the methods against one another, finding that the analytical approach is much faster, but that the speedup is small compared to the time to compute the autocorrelograms.