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Initialise inference_timesteps to train_timesteps #240
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Fixes #217, where the PNDM and DDIM schedulers show different behaviour if they are used for stepping without calling
set_timestepsfirst. @ericspod suggests objects should be immediately useable on creation, without extra methods needing to be called, so I've changed the default so the number of inference timesteps is set to the number of train timesteps during initalisation.