Fix the programmatic route to running Temoa in README

[idelder]

The current README for running Temoa programmatically is either aspirational or hallucinated. This updates the README and a little code for a programmatic path that actually works.

Also fixed a small bug in the tutorial config where it tried to save duals from the default appsi_highs solver, triggering an error.

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• Documentation

  • Updated the programmatic usage example to demonstrate the TemoaSequencer workflow, including configuration, logging setup, and solution inspection.

• API

  • Made the logging setup utility publicly accessible for use in programmatic workflows.

• Configuration

  • Changed the sample configuration so dual-value saving is disabled by default. Users who need dual values can enable this option explicitly.

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Walkthrough

The PR updates the README example to use TemoaSequencer, exposes setup_logging, and changes the tutorial configuration to disable dual saving by default.

Changes

Sequencer usage and configuration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Sequencer example and logging API README.md, temoa/cli.py	The README now configures logging, builds configuration directly or from TOML, runs TemoaSequencer(config).start(), and reads solver results. The logging helper is now named setup_logging.
Tutorial configuration default temoa/tutorial_assets/config_sample.toml	The save_duals default is now false.

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The updated programmatic usage documentation presents the configuration choices clearly and is ready to merge without an identified user-impacting risk.

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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 182-183: Update the README configuration example so Option 1 and
Option 2 are mutually exclusive rather than assigning to config sequentially;
use separate code blocks or clearly enable only one configuration path at a
time, avoiding an example that requires tutorial_config.toml unless the
file-based option is selected.
- Line 183: Update the README configuration example to pass a Path object to
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[jdecarolis]

@idelder Thanks for fixing this. I tested locally and both options work to run Temoa as a library. One suggestion: can you a one-line note like # pick ONE of the two options below in the sample code? I worry that new users may paste directly as written, not realizing that Option 2 immediately overwrites the config variable Option 1 builds.

[idelder]

Done

[jdecarolis]

Great, thanks @idelder!