Log to fits hdu function

[burnout87]

How do you see having a setter and a getter property for the name attribute? @dsavchenko

It is now applied to the class NumpyDataUnit, but can be easily extended to the other classes

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Merging #203 (4c81ef9) into master (8634e66) will increase coverage by 0.54%. The diff coverage is 95.23%.

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[dsavchenko]

The idea of #200 was that the product should have no name unless explicitly set (otherwise, either this default name was substituting the name of the variable or should have been explicitly reset in the plugin)

Therefore, no need to change it in other products. The NumpyDataUnit is special case, it represents fits extension, which should always have name (and it is not used as a product by itself).

[burnout87]

The idea of #200 was that the product should have no name unless explicitly set (otherwise, either this default name was substituting the name of the variable or should have been explicitly reset in the plugin)

Therefore, no need to change it in other products. The NumpyDataUnit is special case, it represents fits extension, which should always have name (and it is not used as a product by itself).

Ok then, the changes I included assign table as name in the case this is None, ONLY for NumpyDataUnit objects.

I also extended an extended test that verifies that this is set