[ENH] add metadata consistency checks #457
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Slice timing and repetition time metadata are not based on the value of the first subject anymore but are checked for each subject's files for slice timing correction and GLM specification.
Allows for metadata consistency checks as BIDS validation does not enforce that all files should have the same metadata: this is especially important when dealing with multitask workflows.
Related to #66 and #399