allow custom HDF5 data types in h5createDataset and h5writeDataset #130
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This useful when one has a custom type, but still wants to use the default HDF5 spaces, DCPLs etc. that these functions provide. For example, when writing logical vectors that are compatible with Python's h5py, one needs to create a custom enum type with
H5Tenum_create.