Add anatomical tests#43
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Also add __init__.py so test module names don't have to be unique
* Remove upload of coverage * Split up tests - Unit tests on all OSes - Integration (and e2e) only on ubuntu * Remove last step of codecov * Fix marker call for slow tests * Move tests back under one workflow
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Note that all of the integration tests have been marked with slow (from testing locally). We can probably do more with these than just checking that the files exist, but would be harder to test the contents and making sure they are correct.
cc: @jpillai00