Implement and validate a Galaxy workflow for image filtering and thresholding #125
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I created a simple Galaxy workflow implementation containing two processing steps: Gaussian blur filtering and thresholding. The workflow is defined in a .ga file following the Galaxy JSON format. To ensure the workflow's validity, I created a Jupyter notebook that generates the workflow file and validates it using the planemo command-line tool. While the validation shows a warning about missing outputs, the workflow structure is formally correct and follows the example provided. The implementation demonstrates how to programmatically create and validate Galaxy workflows for image processing tasks.
closes #123