feat: ingestion configs for CryoSiam datasets (10348; 10490-10492)#676
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…orrected tomos in configs
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Should be merged after: #713 #719 #723.
one deposition (10348) and 3 datasets (10490-10492; general, chromatin, bacterium)
Also clean up some confusing tiltseries importer code logic. (behavior is exactly the same, see
ingestion_tools/scripts/importers/tiltseries.py)Also cap out color generation at max 20 distinct colors so that large instance segmentation masks don't take forever for color generation, and so that colors are actually discernible (with many colors, they all start to look the same) (see
ingestion_tools/scripts/common/colors.py)