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Clade-I tweaks #278

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@jameshadfield jameshadfield commented Sep 27, 2024

Clade-I specific changes to how geographic metadata is passed through and how clades are assigned.

This PR should use the updated ingest data from #279

Update the geographical inference for Clade-I builds. A number of
samples are missing these detailed geo resolutions, but they are still
very helpful.

Additional lat-longs provided by Dr. Eddy K. Lusamaki (INRB, DRC). These
are available to all builds although currently none make use of them.
We don't want an ordering for division & location in the clade-I builds
as these are constantly changing and we want to avoid auspice using
greys for demes
For clade-i builds run a custom script rather than using `augur clades`
as that approach can't reliably identify basal clades due to the
stochastic way `augur ancestral` assigns mutations on basal branches.
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I'd like to merge this ASAP and will do so tomorrow if there are no objections. The only changes are to clade-I builds and they fix the currently buggy clade labeling as well as adding metadata to reflect the richness of the newly submitted INRB data.

@jameshadfield jameshadfield merged commit 85364bc into master Nov 4, 2024
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