WIP: add a way to do reprojection without dumping dask arrays to memory maps
Very much just work in progress, not ready for testing
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This seems to work - the main question now will be whether to rename the 'none' option or change the keyword argument to memmap_dask=True/False for clarity.
@Cadair @svank this adds a dependency on a very recent version of dask-image, which means also bumping the minimum dask version to one that is around a year old. I don't really foresee issues with this since pip/conda should just do their thing when people install reproject, but let me know if you are opposed to adding this dependency.
I'm fine with that, very happy for dask-native reproject!