Fix #34 to Stop Reading Multiple Event Data ExtensionsRead events stop

[JawadAhmadCS]

This PR fixes the issue in #34, where event data (TIME and ENERGY) was being read from multiple HDUs. The code now stops reading event data once it’s found, preventing unwanted overwriting from other extensions.

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[fjebaker]

Hi @JawadAhmadCS ! Thanks for addressing this issue! Could you also add some tests that try to capture what these checks are doing? E.g., ensure that if a table has two "TIME" columns in two different HDUs, only the first is read?

[fjebaker]

My suggestion here would be to simplify the logic:

if isempty(times) && ("TIME" in colnames)
    times = convert(Vector{T}, read(hdu, "TIME"))
end
if isempty(energies) && ("ENERGY" in colnames)
    energies = convert(Vector{T}, read(hdu, "ENERGY"))
end

This will then read the first "TIME" and "ENERGY" column. We can do more sophisticated things here too, but I think this should be sufficient for our first goals.

[fjebaker]

You could add a third check for when the data is read that we break out of the for loop, but since this is currently also being used to read in the headers, that would require more refactoring. It's fine for this PR just to fix one issue in a good-enough way, and we can iterate later. We also will want to be a bit more careful with how we read in FITS headers, but that's low priority at the moment.

[JawadAhmadCS]

Thanks for your great review @fjebaker but before starting proper work on this, I just want to confirm from @kashish2210 whether he plans to work on this issue. Since he worked on it before, I want to avoid duplication of effort. Kashish, please let me know