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Make get_observer_look work on oblate earth #87

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The pyorbital code to compute the observer look was making the assumption that the earth was spherical. While the differences are quite small, we implement here the oblateness of the earth into the function.

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Merging #87 (6785eed) into main (e215868) will decrease coverage by 0.11%.
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