UQInitializer Module - #173
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Adds the UqInitializer module and a TaylorModelFactory helper, with runtime control of the Taylor model order, and extends the UQ atom-symmetry-blocked driver to use them. Includes unit tests for the initializer and the driver. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Description
I was looking for a way to expose the UQ form construction parameters to the user without having the code need to know them. The solution implemented here is to use a factory.
This PR creates a module which has the parameters as module-specific inputs. The module then creates a factory from those parameters and returns the factory. The code uses the factory and is never the wiser to what parameters the user set.
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R2g assuming CI passes.