Fix eye movement frame indices #1539
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This will make the presentation consistent with the frame index displayed by the player
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pupil_src/shared_modules/eye_movement/worker/offline_detection_task.py
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Currently, the eye movement segment's
start_frame_indexandend_frame_indexproperties point inside the input buffer fornslr_hmm.classify_gaze. This PR updates these properties to represent indices into the capture video frame buffer.