Don't use default assay name for Seurat objects#507
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This implements @dan11mcguire's fix for https://github.com/TileDB-Inc/tiledbsc/issues/82. Previously we were implicitly using Seurat's default name for the first assay created by
to_seurat(). Now we always explicitly supply an assay name from the corresponding SOMA.