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Support importing from SEG-Y files that are sorted in descending order

Merged Morten Ofstad requested to merge feature/morten.ofstad/SupportDescendingPrimaryKey into master
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@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ SEGYImport [OPTION...] <input file>
| --header-field header_name=offset:width | A single definition of a header field. The expected format is a "fieldname=offset:width" where the ":width" is optional. Its also possible to specify range: "fieldname=begin-end". Multiple header-fields is specified by providing multiple --header-field arguments. |
| -p, --primary-key \<field> | The name of the trace header field to use as the primary key. (default: Inline) |
| -s, --secondary-key \<field> | The name of the trace header field to use as the secondary key. (default: Crossline) |
| --keep-original-order | Do not reorder the data in the VDS if the primary key is sorted in descending order. (default: false) |
| --prestack | Import binned prestack data (PSTM/PSDM gathers). |
| --scale \<value> | If a scale override (floating point) is given, it is used to scale the coordinates in the header instead of determining the scale factor from the coordinate scale trace header field. |
| --sample-unit \<string> | A sample unit of 'ms' is used for datasets in the time domain (default), while a sample unit of 'm' or 'ft' is used for datasets in the depth domain. |
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