Add compressed file reading support and fix examples (new Pluto example) #64
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As storing uncompressed HepMC3 ASCII files in git is inefficient (even if git compresses them, they clutter the package) add the feature to automatically read data from gzip compressed files (.gz extension). The allows tests and examples to be written that can use gzipped data files without complications.
Fix examples to use the compressed data file helper. Add an example using Pluto that allows dynamic selection of the reconstructed event and the algorithmic parameters.
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As storing uncompressed HepMC3 ASCII files in git is inefficient (even if git compresses them, they clutter the package) add the feature to automatically read data from gzip compressed files (with a .gz extension).
Fix examples to use the compressed data file helper.
Add an example using Pluto that allows dynamic selection of the reconstructed event and the algorithmic parameters.
Closes #63
Closes #61