239 add happy sompy and truvari in multiqc report

[kubranarci]

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[kubranarci]

@georgiakes Hello! would you mind reviving this?

[georgiakes]

From the tests, it looks like only Truvari has an unstable snapshot.
For the report, MultiQC already lets the user create custom plots by selecting fields (see the image).
I think keeping only the tables and letting the user generate plots makes the report cleaner. What are your thoughts on this? :)

[kubranarci]

I think keeping only the tables and letting the user generate plots makes the report cleaner. What are your thoughts on this? :)

Yea, I just fixed truvari snapshots (It is always a bit painfull). The problem is only truvari has this function for now (unfortunately), for svbenchmark or wittyer or rtgtools multiqc doesnt support anything. I think it is better to have everything as united there now is better. But later, if mutliqc supports all I would remove those extra plots as you suggested :)

[georgiakes]

Hmmm yeah for sure I get your point.
If you want I can open an issue in multiqc to support all the other tools!
So having that in mind, it LGTM :)
FYI: The image is from the the happy report and I think it also works with sompy, so we have less work to do :)

[kubranarci]

@georgiakes that sounds great! Thank you (both for opening the issue and the review)