Fix duplicate requirements specification

[adammichaelwood]

What is the goal of this PR?

This PR solves issue #219 by including requirements.txt inside of requirements_dev.txt, so that the requirements are no longer duplicated. Going forward, developers will no longer need to remember to copy changes from requirements.txt to requirements_dev.txt.

What are the changes implemented in this PR?

This PR adds a reference (-r requirements.txt) to requirements_dev.txt, and cleans up the instructions around it. See the pip install Requirements File Format for details on this feature.

closes #219

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[flyingsilverfin]

Thank you for the contribution!