[Bug 2019686] Pynrrd is used for reading and writing NRRD files into and from numpy arrays

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SPEC URL - https://pagure.io/Python-pynrrd/blob/main/f/python-pynrrd.spec

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SPEC URL - https://pagure.io/Python-pynrrd/blob/main/f/python-pynrrd.spec
SRPM URL - https://pagure.io/Python-pynrrd/tree/main

Description:

Pynrrd is a pure-Python module for reading and writing
NRRD files into and from numpy arrays.
NRRD stands for Nearly Raw Raster Data and is a file
format designed for scientific visualization
and image processing involving N-dimensional data. 
It is a simple and flexible file format with a
header containing information about the dat
a that can be read by simply opening the
NRRD file in a text editor. 

Many other file formats such as PNG,
JPG, DICOM cannot be read with a simple
text editor! 
In addition, the raw data can be stored
in a NRRD file in a number of commonly
known formats 
such as ASCII, gzip, bzip or even raw.
The header information and data itself
can be stored in the same file or separately.
Another feature of the NRRD file format is the
support of custom key/value pairsin the header
to allow storing of user information not defined
in the NRRD specification.

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