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Remove spikeextractors dependency #196

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ROIExtractors does not test or make use of any of the methods inherited from the BaseExtractor imported from the legacy spikeextractors. This removes it from the minimal installation and base ImagingExtractor.

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Merging #196 (00d666d) into master (3f08c50) will decrease coverage by 0.74%.
The diff coverage is 39.39%.

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src/roiextractors/segmentationextractor.py 87.36% <100.00%> (-0.52%) ⬇️

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Looks good to me and a move the right direction.

Are we still using the decorator for video arguments somewhere? The casting code that you added is related to it but I am not sure that decorator is needed anymore.

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Are we still using the decorator for video arguments somewhere? The casting code that you added is related to it but I am not sure that decorator is needed anymore.

No, we got permission a while back to do away with those completely.

But the casting function I had to port over was something inherited from spikeextractors for some extraction tool function, I didn't looks too deep into it but some time we should really review that module and see what we can do away with.

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