feat: Add longtr support

[gymreklab]

This PR adds explicit support for LongTR VCF files, meaning most commands will now accept --vcftype longtr. Because LongTR is an extension of HipSTR for long reads, the format is very similar to HipSTR and some HipSTR functions are reused. The main difference is the stutter fields are not present.

In fact, in most cases giving a LongTR VCF but specifying --vcftype hipstr should still work fine.

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