Network specification and start hops modeling#31
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Hops modeling isn't done yet. All diffs in model code is just preparing for the actual modeling code and cleaning up some modeling code. The spec is done, however, and so I would like to pull into main at this state. There is one change in the Network spec since @tanner-andrulis last saw it:
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Semantics for network spec:
spatialof the component (or container). The network above the component is understood to be the one delivering to the array.nodesattribute is used, then the nodes are understood to be "flat".Note that the network has an attribute
shapefor defining the shape of the mesh, which is useful in flat-mode. We cannot usespatialsince that means an array of current components, which corresponds to instantiating separate networks instead.