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DM-55017-v30: Add accommodations for crowded fields in coadd assembly and detection - #477

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erykoff and others added 13 commits December 19, 2025 14:35
DM-53695-v30: Make interpolation code nan-safe by inverting min checks.
This guards against potentially very long (or infinite) running
loops.

Also adds a unittest check that forces entry into this loop to make
sure it iterates just two times, having set the full images as having
the DETECTION mask set, and checking that it fails at trying to lay
down sky sources.
DM-54009: Drop streak line models that are off the image
DM-53313-v30: Check for very small change in chi2
DM-54947-v30: Add reset method to AccumulatorMeanStack.
In the "bright" detection phase of the dynamic detection task, we
have encountered cases where a very large fraction of the pixels are
marked with DETECTED_NEGATIVE.  This seems to be due to background
over-subtraction in crowded fields (where this pathology is most
significant).  This adds a guard against such cases by imposing a
maximum allowed fraction of DETECTED_NEGATIVE pixels (in addition
to an independent maximum allowed fraction of DETECTED pixels in
this pass).  If this maximum is exceeded, the detection threshold
is iteratively increased until it falls below the threshold.
This fixes a bug where the override was getting ingored.
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