'run_qc.py': create conda environments under working directory by default - #1181
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Adds a new 'conda_env_dir' argument to the function, which allows the location for creating conda environments to be explicitly specified.
…ault. Updates the 'run_qc.py' standalone pipeline runner to create conda environments under the working directory by default.
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Updates the standalone QC runner utility
run_qc.pyto create conda environments under the temporary working directory by default.The default is still overridden by locations set on the command line or within the configuration file. The purpose of this change is to stop old or unwanted conda environments to be left once the QC pipeline has been run.