read dl2 and sim info into pyirf internal format

[vuillaut]

I will add a unit test

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Merging #521 into master will increase coverage by 0.17%.
The diff coverage is 100.00%.

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[maxnoe]

Maybe working on a pyirf branch until everything is ready might be a good idea instead of merging pieces into the master?

[rlopezcoto]

I agree with @maxnoe, specially now that we are finalizing the tests on the data before releasing v0.6.1, it would be nice not to include in the master any non-necessary changes not to break any compatibilities and have reproducible results

[moralejo]

For me tests are not passing, it complains about missing pyirf.

[chaimain]

Yes, the setup file also has to be updated, and as @maxnoe suggested, we will work on a separate branch to work on our scripts, until both lstchain and pyirf are ready for the DL3 scripts.

[moralejo]

Ok, please revert these changes. Amazingly I cannot even run the R0 to DL1 step - though it should not at all be related to IRFs, I guess

[moralejo]

Actually it is a bit urgent, would be nice if sb can fix this today

[rlopezcoto]

@moralejo I guess that you need to update the environment with:
conda env update -n lst-dev -f environment.yml

does that work?

[moralejo]

@moralejo I guess that you need to update the environment with:
conda env update -n lst-dev -f environment.yml

does that work?

Yes, thanks! I thought pip install would do it...