Resqpy

The old saucer option for surface flange extension uses a complex computation designed to follow local rim curvature in the original surface when extending. This change adds a much simpler option, activated when the saucer parameter is outside the range 0.0 to 1.0 (but between -90.0 and 90.0). In this case the parameter is interpreted as a flange angle (in degrees, off the average plane of the surface). A positive angle causes the extension to be shifted in the direction of the plane normal vector in the -ve z hemisphere. A negative angle results in a shift along the normal vector in the +ve z hemisphere.

This patch makes similar changes to those of v4.12.7 but for ensuring xml references to local property kinds are correctly updated during consolidation in ensemble gathering.

This patch fixes a bug which was causing categorical property xml reference nodes to a string lookup table not to be updated during consolidation in the derived_model.gather_ensemble() function.

This patch makes two small changes:

- A not-a-number being used as the z origin value in a TriMesh is now automatically changed to zero

- The olio.vector_utilities.points_in_triangles_njit() function now sets numba parallel explicitly false, in an attempt to suppress the returning of spurious additional NaN 'hits'

This patch adds the option of excluding not-a-number points when using the Surface.from_tri_mesh() class method.

This patch :

- improves the handling of not-a-number values (NaNs) in the TriMesh class
- introduces an option to instantiate a Trajectory directly from measured depth and control point numpy arrays