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This PR adds support for external partitioning schemes, allowing atomic weights to be read from a text file. A new
--weightscommand line option selects this scheme. When used alongside--mesh, this allows PyXDM to work with any integration mesh and partition, including those generated by other programmes (e.g., postg).