Fix WFC3 IR Scattered Light Notebooks

[FDauphin]

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[FDauphin]

Fix for Scheduled Notebook Execution Failure 55 with following Error:

FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'f140w_drz.fits'

Problem:

• In drizzlepac 3.5.1 (last version for testing), mdriztab=True was overwriting build=False for astrodrizzle.Astrodrizzle so the output file was f140w_drz.fits
• In drizzlepac 3.7.1.1 (most recent version installed for CI), the mdriz=True bug was resolved so build=False was correctly implemented and the output file was f140w_drz_sci.fits

Solution:

• Change file to correct name
• All results are nominal with this change

Misc:

• To make the complementary notebook for correcting scattered light using calwf3 consistent with this notebook, I added mdriztab=True to the drizzling step of the former notebook as well
• To both notebooks, I also added clean=True to reduce the number of output files saved

[FDauphin]

@haticekaratay This PR passes all checks and is ready for review. If there's anything you want to be verified, feel free to ask me or @annierose3

[haticekaratay]

Thanks for patching the notebooks. They look good to me, technically.