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Improve standardization in global flux calculations #34

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Many global flux plugins had a similar run sequence.
This combines them into one to allow better inter-operability.

Also:

  • Add better error handling to directory changers
  • Add better testing for directory changers
  • Remove some DIF3D-specific auxiliary code
  • Defer error handling to the directory changer
  • Improve debug statements in directorychangers
  • Reduce parallel test collisions
  • Remove complex cs dependency as much as possible.

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Many global flux plugins had a similar run sequence.
This combines them into one to allow better inter-operability.

Also:
- Add better error handling to directory changers
- Add better testing for directory changers
- Remove some DIF3D-specific auxiliary code
- Defer error handling to the directory changer
- Improve debug statements in directorychangers
- Reduce parallel test collisions
- Remove complex cs dependency as much as possible.
@ntouran ntouran requested a review from youngmit March 6, 2020 20:34
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r = reactors.Reactor("zonetest", bp)
r.add(reactors.Core("Core"))
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