Add warp_mem_limit and num_threads to rasterio reproject calls

[eecarres]

This commit aims to expose the two available parameters in rasterio reproject method, used to control its performance

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[arielze]

@eecarres this looks like a good way to go, although I recommend to introduce a more generic approach, something like, rasterio_kwargs which accepts a dictionary of arguments passed to rasterio.warp.reproject

[eecarres]

@arielze Whatever you find the most convenient. What I saw in the telluric code was that direct calls to rasterio reproject were done with the option of giving all the parameters explicitly, that's why I tried to "continue with the trend". As you can see here the rasterio call also has a kwargs, but the rest of the parameters (except from the two I added) are explicitly defined in the telluric calls.

As I said, you decide =D

[drnextgis]

I do agree with @arielze. These two parameters are too low level and we don't deal with them in the source code. So I think it worth to create a new **kwargs argument for merge_all. In this case we don't need to copypaste docstring with description of these parameters into myriads of internal method and also it allows us to use new arguments that might be added in the future to rasterio.