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Fix KeyError when filtering an empty observatory queue by target name - #71
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pd.DataFrame([]) produces a DataFrame with no columns, so indexing observatory_queue["target_names"] raised KeyError whenever a program had no queued/archived schedules and a target_name filter was passed to get_observatory_queue. Skip filtering when the queue is empty. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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get_observatory_queue(..., target_name=...) raised KeyError: 'target_names' whenever a program had no queued/archived schedules, since an empty response produces a DataFrame with no columns at all. Now skips the filter when the queue is already empty, and adds a regression test.
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