feat: n_images_per_interval prop on reduceInterval#489
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feat: n_images_per_interval prop on reduceInterval#489elitonfilho wants to merge 8 commits intogee-community:mainfrom
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The objective is to keep a track of the amount of images used on the temporal aggregation to facilitate further filtering on incomplete time ranges.
I've reused / renamed the sizeName variable on the groupInterval to achieve that and created a flag to delete this prop if needed
I don't think we need to asset this using something like ee.Algorithms.if() because the count_images_per_interval flag is used only to modify the ops graph (and not in the graph itself)