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And switch to the preferred `zarr.open` instead of `zarr.load`.
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Add example of excluding chromosomes using site masks, and change
zarr.load()to the more recommendedzarr.open().We have had some users try to infer with VCFs containing multiple chromosomes, so the examples here are useful.