Calculating XS ratio statistics - #327
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Follows #307.
This PR updates the function
xs_plotting.plot_relative_group_xs()to calculate the mean and standard deviation of every plotted ratio series usingnp.nanmean()ornp.nanstd()respectively (to account for regions in which the control series may be zero). These values are included both in the legend of the ratio plots, akin to the approach inalara_output_processing/alara_output_plotting.py, while also saving all statistics to a DataFrame corresponding to each ratio plot produced that is saved as a CSV upon the completion of the script.