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Bacpop-211 - add Streptococcus pyogenes #58

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This adds new species Streptococcus pyogenes.

Testing:
For frontend ensure branch is bacpop-186-v9-db also ensure api_branch is pointed to bacpop-211-pyogenes-dev... also you will have to re-run ./scripts/download_databases again.

Run the new sample ive slacked, selecting the Streptococcus pyogenes as the project species

assert project_data["status"]["microreact"] == "finished"
assert project_data["status"]["network"] == "finished"

def test_run_poppunk_streptococcus_pyogenes(client, qtbot):
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rest of file is cleanup and extracting common code into functions

Base automatically changed from bacpop-186-v9-db-support to main January 28, 2025 09:52
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Looks good, works for me. Could you refactor the integration tests to reduce repetition even more? They're each testing that poppunk goes through the same process - or almost the same? So could have a single function that checks for that, with maybe a couple of parameters for anything that needs to be different e.g. metadata csv file? Up to you though!

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