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Allow users to always provide input for non-uniform assemblies in the blueprints

@jakehader just to clarify, specifying a non-uniform mesh will result in the reactor state being stored on a uniform mesh in memory, correct (i think this is what direction @albeanth...

Expectations and reliability of axial mesh unifiication when `detailedAxialExpansion: False`.

Good points @albeanth! Its probably recommended to have your non-test assembly have the same number of mesh points as the test assembly, but the test assembly could still be the...

yaml anchors in list input for blueprint

Also, if you fuel/clad components are more of 3D structure (eg torus, sphere, or cone) rather than a 2D structure extended along some axial range (eg cylinder, or extruded triangle/hexagon),...

yaml anchors in list input for blueprint

Oh, I see. I think this is what you want, but unfortunately, it doesn't look like its happening within YAML: https://github.com/yaml/yaml/issues/35 Fundamentally, it sounds like your model has many, many...

yaml anchors in list input for blueprint

Here is a little detail about how you could have the assemblies be a separate input file. This type of input for your blueprints file should be valid: ``` custom...

Adding post-DB-load hook

this can be abandoned since onProcessessLoading is an effective hook (I told @john-science last Friday but he is away)

Component density differs if you create component through blueprints vs programatically

Thoughts @john-science, @albeanth ?

Component density differs if you create component through blueprints vs programatically

`We should strive to have components density always equal to 3D density.` If we dont than we have to update a whole bunch of doc strings and how the framework...

Define and uniformly implement a typeSpec filter on composite methods as appropriate

Yeah I like that a lot. No longer being slightly uncertain about what the default is for a specific method.

Component density does not exactly agree with 3D density

@john-science yes. See the 2 comments in the unit tests i created. i call them out sepeartly