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CambridgeNeurotech ASSY-325D H10 & E-1 probes inconsistent with documentation

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Description

The channel IDs and the geometry of the version here seems inconsistent with documentation.
ASSY-325D H10: Firstly the channels should be vertically flipped and mapped in this order.
ASSY-325D E-1: Seems quite inconsistent with documentation. The geometry should be along inclination of shank in a conical fashion
I'm not sure maybe this version refers to some old version or is just incorrect
documentation:
ASSY-325D H10:: https://www.cambridgeneurotech.com/assets/files/ASSY-325D-H10_H10-2-map.pdf
ASSY-325 E1-D: https://www.cambridgeneurotech.com/assets/files/ASSY-325D-E-1_E-2-map.pdf

your versions:
https://github.com/SpikeInterface/probeinterface_library/blob/main/cambridgeneurotech/ASSY-325D-H10/ASSY-325D-H10.png
https://github.com/SpikeInterface/probeinterface_library/blob/main/cambridgeneurotech/ASSY-325D-E-1/ASSY-325D-E-1.png

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Compare the repository images at cambridgeneurotech/ASSY-325D-H10/ASSY-325D-H10.png and cambridgeneurotech/ASSY-325D-E-1/ASSY-325D-E-1.png with the linked Cambridge Neurotech mapping PDFs. Verify the channel ordering, vertical orientation, and conical shank geometry, then update the probe descriptions so both versions match the documentation.

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