FIX: incorrect parameter for JPL Horizons, changed 'BODY EQUATOR' -> 'BODY'

[TheWand3rer]

When querying the results of a JPL Horizons query via elements(refplane='body') the API returns this error:

ValueError: Query failed without known error message; received the following response:
API VERSION: 1.2
API SOURCE: NASA/JPL Horizons API


 INPUT ERROR in VLADD  in following line:
 REF_PLANE=BODY EQUATOR
                ^  Too many constants
BATVAR: problem loading execution-control setting:
LINE=REF_PLANE=BODY EQUATOR
WLDINI: error loading execution-control file.

By changing the line in core.py from BODY EQUATOR to BODY, that API call works again.

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[mkelley]

Thanks, this fix looks good to me. As a side note, I thought that quoting "BODY EQUATOR" would fix the problem too, but it resulted in the same error, so this could be a Horizons bug or problem with their documentation. Regardless, the documentation does say that abbreviations are allowed, so I think this fix is correct.

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