Add cellpin to scverse ecosystem#375
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Name of the tool: cellpin
Short description: cellpin is a lightweight probabilistic model that reconstructs and denoises spatial transcriptomes from single-cell RNA-seq references. It enables transcriptome-wide imputation, robust atlas-to-spatial label-transfer, and improved biological interpretation of both targeted-panel and full-transcriptome spatial datasets.
How does the package use scverse data structures (please describe in a few sentences): cellpin uses AnnData as its native input and output format for both scRNA-seq references and spatial transcriptomics data. It also supports SpatialData tables, aligning genes across these objects and writing imputed expression, embeddings, and annotations back into scverse-compatible containers.