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New recipe for TIR-Learner4, a tool for identifying TIR transposable#64183

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Bioconda package try number 2 for TIR-Learner v4. Incorporated fixes suggested from pull 63598 as well as some code improvements. I've closed the old pull.

The code publishes a new TIR-Learner package separately from TIR-Learner v3. The v3 program is still in review for publication and we don't want to overwrite or interrupt it, but do want to switch to this version of TIR-Learner for our own use.

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# Create CLI wrapper
mkdir -p "$PREFIX/bin"
cat > "$PREFIX/bin/tirlearner4" << 'EOF'
#!/bin/bash
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Use #!/usr/bin/env bash

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Use #!/usr/bin/env bash

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{% set name = "tir-learner4" %}
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This should maybe be TIR-Learner
Then you can use {{ name }} in all your URLs;
But use {{ name | lower || for the package name.

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