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Everything looked good to me, I'll merge.
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This adds endpoints for
api/visibility/intervalsandapi/visibility/airmassto get visibility intervals or airmass values for targets at telescopes in a time range. It's using the rise_set library LCO maintains for visibility calculations since its faster and better suited to large queries then the other python options out there.Right now it supports ICRS (ra/dec) targets or non-sidereal orbital elements based minor planets, major planets, or comets targets. It supports the constraints of airmass, lunar phase, and lunar angular separation distance. It can also be filtered by specific telescope. We will need to do more work once we get future planned telescope/instrument states to incorporate those outage times with the intervals returned.