Updated CR to allow any number of disconnected regions and any number of percentiles #109
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…r of percentiles. Defaults to 68% and 95% CRs.
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I've updated the CR function to work for any number of regions and any number of percentiles. Output displays CRs as (region1lo, region1hi) U (region2lo, region2hi) U ... in a nice format (respects 80-character width). The code to do so is perhaps less than ideal (nested loops), but performance-wise the cost of that is minimal and it works. Plots display each requested CR, where darkest is the lowest percentile (e.g., 68% interval would be a dark grey, and 95% interval would be a light grey). Defaults to both 68% and 95% intervals, as non-Gaussian posteriors need more than 1 CR to properly interpret the results.
Let me know if there are any desired changes before you merge this into master.