[24.1] Add bcsp datatype

[SantaMcCloud]

Hello,

this PR should add the new datatype bcsp. Sadly there is no docomuentation to it but it is used in a tool which i did wrapped and without it the tool can not be used in Galaxy. The only thing i know is that this file format is a binary format and was generate with a Rust program.

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[SantaMcCloud]

had a review here (#19363) just had to make the commit into this branch to have the dataype

[SantaMcCloud]

Hm okay i dont know why the test had an error

[bgruening]

Most likely not your fault.

[SantaMcCloud]

Most likely not your fault.

ah okay good to know then

[bernt-matthias]

What is the Linux file command telling you about this file? Can you ask the developers what these files are?

[SantaMcCloud]

(fairy_env) sf373@LAPTOP-7RMLPR2D:~/sf373$ file -i single_test.fasta.gz.bcsp 
single_test.fasta.gz.bcsp: application/octet-stream; charset=binary
(fairy_env) sf373@LAPTOP-7RMLPR2D:~/sf373$ file -c single_test.fasta.gz.bcsp 
cont    offset  type    opcode  mask    value   desc
(fairy_env) sf373@LAPTOP-7RMLPR2D:~/sf373$ file single_test.fasta.gz.bcsp 
single_test.fasta.gz.bcsp: data
(fairy_env) sf373@LAPTOP-7RMLPR2D:~/sf373$ 

This is the Linux output.

I also open a issuse asking about this format if they give me some information about it or a link to a source to read about

[SantaMcCloud]

@bernt-matthias i got an asnwer from the developer. This file is a binary format of the k-mer hash table which is only compatible with the tool Fairy.

[bernt-matthias]

Thanks for the efforts. Than I would only ask you to add a description attribute here. Then it should be good to go.

[SantaMcCloud]

Done!