Drop 1KGP aggregate from population list #158
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A failure of the
microhapdb/tests/test_frequency.py::test_counts_randomtest today uncovered an issue.In #155, aggregation of all 1000 Genomes Project data into a single global superpopulation (1KGP) was discontinued. (1KGP was kept around as a label for the average of the 26 global population groups when calculating Ae.) However, 1KGP is still listed as an entry in the
populationstable, causing this test to fail intermittently whenever that entry is chosen for a random test.This PR removes 1KGP from the populations table and updates all of the tests accordingly.