New feature request with pull request coming: lc.remove_data(start=start,end=end,col='str') about lightkurve HOT 3 CLOSED

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Dear @astromattwood,

Thank you very much for posting this issue.
While your code is indeed useful, there are already ways to create boolean masks to block out specific time series data using python and lightkurve e.g.,

lc_n = lc[(lc.time.value < start) | (lc.time.value > end)]

There are also specific ways to mask out data which might contain transits or other phenomena as shown here (https://docs.lightkurve.org/tutorials/3-science-examples/exoplanets-identifying-transiting-planet-signals.html)
As such adding in this function, while useful, would be an unnecessary step and might not represent all functionality that a user may desire.

We however sincerely think you for your interest and will keep this in mind if we ever do move in this direction.

We will close this issue now, but please feel free to post again to open it back up.

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