Evening start-up procedures.

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This does not always go as planned. Here is what it should do:

• At XX (Sun's position or time) CCD cooling should begin.
• When the CCD reaches target temperature, it should take bias and dark frames.
• At XX (Sun's position or time) the dome should open.
• Once the dome is opened, the dome fans should run to move air out of the dome rings. For something like 2 minutes.
• At XX (Sun's position or time) the telescope should move to 'flat position' and begin taking flats. NOTE: this should occur even if darks/bias frames are still being obtained. This needs to be a priority as it depends on sky brightness. Currently, taking dark frames has priority and often flat images are not obtained at all.
• At the completion of flats, it will still be too bright to begin obtaining data. Another set of bias images should be obtained and then some darks, until it is dark enough to begin.
• At XX (Sun's position or time) the telescope should move to its first target and focus.
• After focus, it should begin the target script, ending the start-up procedures.