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Make SpectralCube operate more like a numpy array in some ways #230

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Make SpectralCube operate more like a numpy array in some ways #230

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  1. provide the 'base' of self so that things like joblib can operate on 

    spectral cubes, understanding that they are memmaps.
For a related reason, lower dimensional slices should return
_data[view], not filled_data[view], BUT this doesn't provide the right
functionality so we want lower dimensional objects to implement their
own cubelike masking
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  2. add a memmap test, which is related to radio-astro-tools#226

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  3. pass kwargs to fits reader

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  4. correct the base checking tests

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  5. tiny whitespace tweak

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