Add decoders algorithms for contrast and deconvolution based encoders#45
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This PR introduces two decoder algorithms for temporal contrast and temporal deconvolution-based encoders.
The contrast decoder can decode spike-trains previously encoded with the Moving Window, Threshold-Based Representation, and Step-Forward algorithms, while the deconvolution decoder can do the same on data previously encoded with Bens Spiker, Hough Spiker, and Modified Hough Spiker.