Update htsjdk to 2.22.0: #1518
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* This release includes a major rewrite of the CRAM code which fixes many bugs and improves performance. * htsjdk 2.21.3 -> 2.22.0
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Update to htsjdk 2.22.0. This release includes a rewrite of the CRAM code which improves performance and fixes many issues.
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