Add support for uvfits files with uvws split between two variables#345
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This is enables double precision uvws. The convention of writing out a double precision number as two fields to be summed is a standard FITS approach and is what is almost always done for time. pyuvdata now allows for this but it caused errors in FHD. This fixes that.
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This is enables double precision uvws. The convention of writing out a double precision number as two fields to be summed is a standard FITS approach and is what is almost always done for time. pyuvdata now allows for this for uvws, so FHD should handle them properly.