fsoubelet/PyhDToolkit: Release 0.15.0

Release 0.15.0 brings the following changes.

Changed:

• The CORRECTOR_LIMITS dict of dict in the cpymadtools.constants module has been changed to a simple dictionary and renamed HLLHC_CORRECTOR_LIMITS as it only contained HighLumi values.
• Exceptions are properly logged as exceptions, with stack information.

Added:

• The LatticePlotter.plot_latwiss function in the cpymadtools.plotters module can now plot the k1 gradient of dipoles that have one, if asked to, which will appear with a lower alpha than regular quadrupoles. A new boolean parameter plot_dipole_k1 is used for this.
• Type hints have been added to all elements of the cpymadtools.constants module.
• Several new constants have been introduced in the cpymadtools.constants module:
  • Supplementing the DEFAULT_TWISS_COLUMNS list, a similar but slightly different one, MONITOR_TWISS_COLUMNS, has been added with elements present in OMC macros.
  • Constants lists for LHC IP bump flags have been added: LHC_CROSSING_ANGLE_FLAGS, LHC_PARALLEL_SEPARATION_FLAGS, LHC_IP_OFFSET_FLAGS, LHC_ANGLE_FLAGS, LHC_EXPERIMENT_STATE_FLAGS and LHC_IP2_SPECIAL_FLAG.
  • Constants lists for LHC triplets corrector knobs have been added: LHC_KQSX_KNOBS, LHC_KCSX_KNOBS, LHC_KCSSX_KNOBS, LHC_KCOX_KNOBS, LHC_KCOSX_KNOBS, LHC_KCTX_KNOBS with their signification in comments.
  • Constants lists for LHC arc corrector knobs have been added: LHC_KQTF_KNOBS, LHC_KQS_KNOBS, LHC_KSF_KNOBS, LHC_KSS_KNOBS, LHC_KCS_KNOBS, LHC_KCO_KNOBS, LHC_KCD_KNOBS, LHC_KO_KNOBS with their signification in comments.
• A new module, cpymadtools.correctors, has been added with currently functionality to query LHC triplet and arc corrector powering status (relatively to their max powering).
• A new function, reset_bump_flags in the cpymadtools.special module which will reset all LHC IP bump flags to 0.

Deprecated:

• The entire cpymadtools.special module is deprecated. Its contents are mirrored in a new cpymadtools.lhc module, which will be reorganised in a next release. Users are encouraged to use the new module, as cpymadtools.special will be removed entirely once PyhDToolkit reaches version 1.0.