HDU lookup: use primary_hdu instead of 'SCI' (fix for banzai-floyds) - #496
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Previously, we had hardcoded the 'SCI' extension in some places and it should instead use the frame method primary_hdu (which is more dynamic) to select the data we want to work with.
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In 1.38.0, #469 changed init_master_frame and CalibrationStacker to look up an HDU named 'SCI' instead of using the primary HDU. This caused issues in Floyds because some of the tests build fits images that don't have an HDU named 'SCI' LCOGT/banzai-floyds#106.
In banzai and banzai-floyds, using primary_hdu instead of 'SCI' seems to work without issue, and that fixes the problem in floyds. I tested this against banzai-floyds and banzai-nres pointed at this branch, and the failing unit tests related to the primary HDU now pass.
This PR also bumps the version to 1.39.1 so it can be used with banzai-floyds.