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Currently, it loads the first example file, downloads OTT IDs, downloads the induced subtree, and starts reasoning over the resolution.
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This PR adds support for retrieving a list of all the species within a clade according to the Open Tree of Life, and querying their GBIF IDs using the GBIF API.
WIP: UI needs polishing. Also, we currently strictly retrieve species, while Open Tree sometimes doesn't label the species but does label the subspecies. So we should modify this to retrieve the subspecies information as well.
Should be merged after #30.