Add behavior table merging functionality for JABS-postprocess - #35
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This is the code implementation half of KLAUS-118.
Implements behavior table merging functionality to address requirements in YODA-118 and YODA-65. This enables aggregation of bout tables per-behavior with header preservation, supporting both bout and bin table types through new CLI commands.
New functions:
merge_behavior_tables()- Merges multiple behavior tables of the same type and behaviormerge_multiple_behavior_tables()- Merges multiple sets of behavior tables grouped by behaviorThese are exposed through new CLI commands:
Example CLI usage:
These changes include unit tests!