In the current spatial slicing the exact position of the target can be offset or even outside the slice.
In the code, we calculate the index closest to the location. Then we slice around it.
This leads to some unexpected behaviour where the slice may not include the location. See B in the diagram below where the closest grid point is to the left of the location.
This could be solved in a bunch of ways which make the location more central in the slice, but will break backwards compatibility
In the current spatial slicing the exact position of the target can be offset or even outside the slice.
In the code, we calculate the index closest to the location. Then we slice around it.
This leads to some unexpected behaviour where the slice may not include the location. See B in the diagram below where the closest grid point is to the left of the location.
This could be solved in a bunch of ways which make the location more central in the slice, but will break backwards compatibility