HLA-1233: Updated configuration files to use fitgeom='rshift' and minobj=10

[s-goldman]

Resolves HLA-1233

Closes #1763

This PR updates the configuration files to use the 'rshift' fitgeom instead of 'rscale'. It also increases the minimum number of identified objects from each input image to use in matching objects from 6 to 10 for the default ('rshift') fitgeom. The fitgeom='shift' options has also been removed from the matrix of fits for HAP.

Checklist for maintainers

• [x] added entry in CHANGELOG.rst within the relevant release section
• [x] updated or added relevant tests
• [x] updated relevant documentation
• [x] added relevant milestone
• [x] added relevant label(s)
• [x] ran regression tests, post a link to the Jenkins job below. How to run regression tests on a PR

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[s-goldman]

Holding off on merging this until the instrument scientists have a chance to test the code.

[mdlpstsci]

@s-goldman Please make sure Jenn and Rick know this code is available for testing -- tag them in this ticket or the JIRA ticket so they do not forget.

[mdlpstsci]

@s-goldman

I often forget to do this, but please ask Jenn for a dataset which you can test yourself and observe the differences with regard to the changes you have made.  Perhaps you have already done this and just did not document the test here. If so, please ignore this comment. However, as noted above, please ask Jenn and/or Rick to do a test also.