Bi-directional fitting#104
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…end the code will fit from right to left instead of throwing an error
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lgtm. will be good to remove the inverse workflow / fitting / data specific tweaks from this repo
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Allows fitting to progress in ascending or descending pixel order. Setting the lineout start to greater then lineout end will now cause the fit to progress right to left across the dataset. Fitting in reverse chronological order can be very helpful when the beginning is highly dynamic.