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pyROX 1.1.0
Expanded integration tests and simplified parallelisation (#32) * Fixed bug encountered with numpy2.4 and typo for "delta_wave". Updated support to python>=3.10. Added weekly tests. * Fixed import issues in getting_started and pressure_broadening notebooks * Updated HITRAN cia urls and fixed relative directories in cia notebook * Added note column-widths in Borysow cia files * Custom pyROXWarning, to be ignored during tests * Tests of tutorial notebooks * More complete end-to-end integration tests * Run notebook tests only on pull-requests and schedule. Updated version-numbering. * Simplified parallelisation through joblib (#27) * Simplified parallelisation through joblib * Required package joblib * Maintain progress bar information with parallelisation * Fixed integer display of N_lines_computed * Cleaned up progress bar and joblib integration * Improved completeness of integration tests and warning-handling (#25) (#30) * Fixed bug encountered with numpy2.4 and typo for "delta_wave". Updated support to python>=3.10. Added weekly tests. * Fixed import issues in getting_started and pressure_broadening notebooks * Updated HITRAN cia urls and fixed relative directories in cia notebook * Added note column-widths in Borysow cia files * Custom pyROXWarning, to be ignored during tests * Tests of tutorial notebooks * More complete end-to-end integration tests * Run notebook tests only on pull-requests and schedule. Updated version-numbering. * Document simpler parallelising * Remove shell scripts to parallelise by running separate commands * Ignore Kurucz transitions matching specific quantum labels * Documented impact-width/shift and currently absent support of custom line wings * Paper (#31) * New JOSS paper requirements * Replaced journal shortcuts with full names * Updated citations, fixed typos, defined opacity and cross-sections, brief description of pressure-broadening options * Clarified Python usage and integrated parallelisation * Mention runtime for 10000 lines * Clarified uniqueness of pyROX * Briefly documented future directions