fixes stdatamodels updates that broke use_ta plus plot routine fixes - #308
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Update TA data handling for compatibility with newer versions of
stdatamodels(>=6.0.0), which is required when usingjwstpipeline version 3.0.0. This version ofstdatamodelsno longer support passing anastropy.io.fits.HDUListdirectly todatamodels.open()(stdatamodelschangelog)This issue could cause a crash when using
use_ta=Trueduring the recentering/alignment steps.The
spaceKLIPcode now usesdatamodels.ImageModel(), which accepts anastropy.io.fits.HDUList.datamodels.ImageModel()was also used in the TA analysis tutorial notebook.I also fixed a few static plotting routines/saving routines that caused the MIRI tutorial to fail during plotting.