Base staleness check on TLE Epoch instead of wall clock #63
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Updates the quick_predict function to use the TLE's epoch for checking if the TLE is too stale, rather than the current system time, allowing for predictions of TLE's older than a year, if the prediction time is within a year of the TLE's epoch. Also removes the now unused Daynum2String function and frozen time debug features.
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Apr 23, 2024
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PR based almost entirely on #46, but adding some unit tests to verify the new functionality.
Closes #45
Thank you @miketwo for the original Issue, PR and changes.