Port Optional RMS Changes into Ongoing SciPy CLAR Implementation#2735
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JacksonBurns merged 11 commits intoReactionMechanismGenerator:feat/resonance_scipyfrom Nov 20, 2024
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when it is missing
also update the final run example - the point of specifying the `PYTHONPATH` was so that users _don't_ have to give the full path to `rmg.py` - the `python` executable can search it out
- clearer error messages Co-authored-by: Hao-Wei Pang <[email protected]>
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Can't debug the CLAR implementation right now because the new
juliaupbased installation isn't working. Going to allow running without Julia on this PR, which we were planning on doing in the future, and then add support back for it later. Can't fix two things at once.