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CZI: fix image naming, especially for attachments #4141

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Fixes #4103. Makes use of the new image name test from #4114.

A configuration PR is forthcoming that demonstrates affected data. For datasets with changed names, compare the name and actual image with and without this PR to verify that this fixes label and macro naming. Multi-scene and plate data should also now have unflattened names that reflect the acquisition type, instead of just Scene #1 etc.

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Builds and tests are all green with this and the config PR included. The code changes all look good from my side.

Looking at the config PR and all of the new unflattened names look good and match the expected values based on the acquisition type. Also manually tested the sample files from QA-20612, GH-2791 and GH-3710. Without the PR the macro and label images were mis labelled. With the PR included they are now correctly labelled.

@dgault dgault merged commit 40dbbfd into ome:develop Jan 19, 2024
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NicoKiaru added a commit to BIOP/quick-start-czi-reader that referenced this pull request Jan 31, 2024
@melissalinkert melissalinkert deleted the gh-4103 branch September 6, 2024 19:00
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CZI: Label and macro image incorrectly labelled
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