[ENH] Add Neuralynx continous recordings for testing #110
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* [ENH] Add Neuralynx continous recordings for testing read_raw_neuralynx et al. * update version increment
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This folder contains unconnected recording (i.e. not attached to a patient) with the Neuralynx acquisition system. (Relates to this WIP PR on the MNE repo: mne-tools/mne-python#11969).
The recording is about 3 seconds long and by default it contains:
*.ncsfiles/channels (continuously sampled signals)*.nsefiles/channels (spike snapshot files; likely empty since the recording is disconnected and no spikes would be detected by the algorithm)*.nevfile (events file)The entire folder is about 0.5MB. That said, it contains 10 channels by default and that can be reduced further if size constraints apply.