Fix LightningTimeCompositor failing when data outside of the time range is passed #3057
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This PR fixes the LightningTimeCompositor (implemented in #2895) that was causing failures when the input data contained lightning times outside of the time range.
The compositor was using
drop=Truewhen filtering lightnings outside the defined time_range. This was causing a mismatch in dimension between the lightning data array and the latitude/longitudes arrays due to the dropped entries, so that resampling operations were failing due to shape/chunks mismatch.By removing
drop=Truealso the explicit computation of the condition array could be removed.On a side, this PR also reduces the handling of empty data from an error to a warning, and fixes some language/typos in the docstrings.