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Start of codon correction update#21
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Update to shiver to include CodonCorrection.sh and surrounding scripts, which correct genes from within the shiver remap consensus files, although are not yet integrated into a final full genome product. Includes basic shiver implementation which currently has an error with the init directory (can be removed or fixed as it only involves a few lines of code).
Several hundred commits 'ahead' due to rebase issues - I haven't been able to resolve this but if there's anything I can adjust let me know - otherwise I'm hoping they can be resolved as the same commits exist in the upstream repo.

Please see the CodonCorrectionDoc PDF for further information on usage and current project status.

ChrisHIV and others added 30 commits April 26, 2024 12:45
…dentical region of the same reference. (Contig pieces now have a piece number in their name.)
…les with same names exist in the working directory (formerly we silently overwrote them). We now don't bother copying the reads to the working dir if they're already there. We now quit if unzipping doesn't remove the .gz from the read file names instead of assuming it does.
ChrisHIV and others added 30 commits April 26, 2024 13:00
…this (if needed) to config.sh, to avoid this taking precedence over the more robust trimmomatic binary in conda shiver
…l merging of CodonCorrectionInit.sh with shiver_init.sh, when a single alignment may be used with some references not wanted for codon correction, like HXB2)
…sitions being less than their start positions
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