Update orca_output.py

[oliviaaten]

update docstrings

[m-julian]

@oliviaaten Seems like everything works, but be very careful with using --force. You've deleted the very last commit from the main branch by doing the force push from fc04be4 (which was the latest commit on the main branch) to 0bc8056. This has changed the history of the commits (i.e. that fc04be4 is gone from the commit history of the main branch). As you can see below, the current commit on the main branch is 0bc8056. On the test branch, you still have that fc04be4 commit though because you've created that test branch beforehand. Then you've basically updated the orca_output.py file in that test branch, but you now also have that fc04be4 commit (which is a commit that I did, that's why it is show up that I contributed to this PR) that you are trying to merge from the test branch into the main branch.

I'll merge it now, but again be very careful with --force, especially when you are working with multiple people on the same code base. In the vast majority of the times, you do not need to use it.