Address an edge case issue where sample points aren't associated with grid ids, causing a type error and failure to run #215
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As per #214 , while experimenting with a non-traditional population grid (Australian 1km population grid, not from GHSL) the neighbourhood analysis script crashed due to an issue with sample points not associated with grid ids. I tightened up the logic in our spatial join to address this, and did a slight refactor of our filtering code to make this more compact/readable.
I have since test ran the updated code for Las Palmas and Melbourne successfully (notwithstanding a seperate issue for Melbourne #212; unfortunately current resolution for this is 'run again' -- i'll try to find time to solve more elegantly).
While doing this it reminded me of more work to be done refactoring, but I tried to keep this one small and focused. I think its okay to merge, but wanted to pass out for review.