Bugfix: Pyatoa import and install procedures broken #158
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…dependency of seisflows
…class removed pysep as a dependency of seisflows
…not direct dependencies of seisflows
…ls using synthetic data format and not observed, since adj srcs are expected to match synthetic format
…lizing adjoint sources
…eplace with 'st_obs_type'
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Upstream changes to Pyadjoint and Pyatoa caused import statements and install procedures related to Pyatoa to break in the current version of SeisFlows, which does not have pins on the versions of Pyatoa and Pyadjoint. This caused new installations of SeisFlows to have incompatible versions of Pyatoa and Pyadjoint.
This PR fixes those bugs and updates install procedures to point to the newest PyPi version of Pyatoa (which in turn points to PyPi versions of its own dependencies).
read_semimport from Pyatoa which was removed in Pyatoa < 0.2.2