fix(schema): Update microscopy pixel size checks to account for error and OME convention #1920
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@Remi-Gau's fix of our typo'd metadata field revealed an error in the PixelSizeInconsistent check. The main error is that OME-XML uses µm instead of um. I went ahead and also permitted some error to account for inconsistent serialization/floating point error.