Landcover plugin the maximum consecutive months of a pixel being vegetation

[emmaai]

The logic is described as follows:

• FC bands are masked by valid:=0x000x_xx00 & ue < 30 where x means any value of {0, 1}
• WO band are classifies as wet:=0x1000_0x00, hence the valid wet+dry pixels are wet | valid
• FC bands grouped by solar day with mean, WO bands on nodata=np.nan
• Monthly medians are taken over FC bands and wet band for further classification of veg vs. non-veg
• veg:= pv>bs | npv > bs & wet <= 0, where wet > 0 implies that at least half of observations in a month pixels being wet, otherwise non-veg. nan := nodata.
• count and save the maximum consecutive months that pixels being veg, where nan (or nodata) is considered to be neither veg nor non-veg. Though it doesn't break consecutiveness either, e.g., a sequence of {1, nan, 1, 1} is deemed as 3 consecutive months, where 1 indicates veg, while a sequence of {1, 0, 1, 1} is deemed as 2 consecutive months as 0 breaks consecutiveness and hence number is reset.

Note:

pylint hook in pre-commit ci is out of date and it failed in python 3.12. I don't see any way to fix it, hence made pylint a local hook and skip in ci.

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[emmaai]

I have marked the awful name as an issue to be resolved along development progressing