v0.5.2

@SeanMcOwen

What's Changed

Created add_parameter_labels by @SeanMcOwen in #360
Solve issue on which nested initial states are being copied from one run to another by @danlessa in #357
Add supress_print attribute to the Executor class for silencing prints and tqdm by @danlessa in #361

Full Changelog: v0.5.2...v0.5.3

@zcstarr

fix: easy supports list/array/sequence type as parameter by @zcstarr in #348
Update setup.py to include tqdm package by @BenSchZA in #342
Debug M dictionairy unpacking in utils. by @LinuxIsCool in #343
Add test for counting the parameters argument inside policies and SUFs by @danlessa in #345
Fix sweep_cartesian_product such that it works nicely with easy_run by @LinuxIsCool in #355
Update easy_run.py by @LinuxIsCool in #356

Full Changelog: v0.5.1...v0.5.2

Fixed a bug where the single_proc mode would result in a missing simulation key (#332);
Fixed a bug where the single_proc mode would not return results (#335);
Fixed a wrong parameter order when doing single runs (#337).
Added a Windows CI pipeline;

Added toggle for enabling users to deactivate deepcopying. This is done by passing an additional object on the ExecutionContext, eg. ExecutionContext(mode, additional_objs={'deepcopy_off': True})

A collection of type annotations for encapsuling cadCAD projects is now implemented through the cadCAD.types submodules
Added cadCAD.tools as a submodule, which is originated from the cadCAD_tools Python package. This submodule contains several helper functions for making the simulation experience more straightforward as well as a collection of performance profiling tools.
Added cadCAD.diagram as a submodule, which is originated from the cadCAD_diagram Python package. This submodule contains functions for programatically generating block diagrams from existing models.
More informative error messages when policies and SUFs are wrongly implemented. (Issues #288 and #258)

Merged repo with the cadCAD_legacy_devel, which includes performance improvements. In particular, simulations will start up faster due to code optimizations.
cadCAD now uses pytest as the testing framework. This was made possible by isolating the existing tests and wrapping them into functions.