Import TrackMate files in Mastodon #345
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We need it to properly test we can import a TrackMate file.
This results in offering to resave the image as BDV file when saving the project.
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Mastodon can now import TrackMate files.
It actually was already working before, without us noticing, thanks to the work on starting Mastodon with an image opened in Fiji. This PR improves over this existing functionality.
The launcher now makes it explicit that users can import MaMuT and TrackMate file with the same action:
If the user browses to a TrackMate file, it is opened normally, with all feature imported:
The BDV views wrap an ImagePlus, transparently for the user.
Upon saving, Mastodon offers to convert the source image to BDV (H5/XML). If the user declines, the image will still be opened as a normal Fiji image.