Fix stale volume file on overwrite - #497
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Fixes #136.
When
Database.write_volume()overwrites an existing volume using a differentsource filename, the previously associated volume data file remains in the
database directory.
This change records the existing volume data file before overwrite and removes
it after the replacement file has been copied successfully.
Validation:
pytest tests/test_database.py -k issue_136 -v