Save index.p to users cache location

[kelle]

Index.p is a cache file that's used to increase performance.

I think we should add to the .gitignore or learn how to use the computers cache location.

[kelle]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55395893/is-there-a-standard-location-to-store-function-cache-files-in-python

https://platformdirs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api.html#cache-directory

[SherelynA]

ooh this looks nice but a bit confusing, so we would be adding this to our scripts or?

[kelle]

We would modify the package to write the cache somewhere on the users computer rather than in the root directory of the package.

[kelle]

This is where it would be changed in the code:

sedkit/sedkit/modelgrid.py

Line 475 in 4d43733

# See if there is a table of parameters

[SherelynA]

I still have this index.p in my changes, should it be okay to do something like rollback or what would y'all recommend on dealing with this file.

[kelle]

ignore it. Don't add it to any commits. I thought I added to the .gitignore but you can try adding it to yours as well.

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