Extract jtor shape function into a class #107
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Making available some of the changes that removes the hard-coded double power shape function and allows arbitrary shape functions.
We can now use
ConstrainPaxisIpArbShapeorConstrainBetapIpArbShapeto constrain the profiles with an arbitraryshape_function. By default, these will use theDoublePowerShapeFunctionbut any class that implements the newProfileShapeFunctioninterface will work.Backwards compatibility ensured by writing the
ConstrainBetapIpandConstrainPaxisIpclasses to point at their arbitrary shape counterpart.Added tests using the existing
test_jtor.pyto ensure these additions replicate the behaviour of the code before these changes.Example 01 updated to use the new classes but I don't think updating all of the examples will be necessary--let me know your thoughts on this.