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Migrate to Miniforge #22

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Due to Anaconda/Miniconda licensing concerns, this PR moves GEOSpyD to a pure Miniforge set up.

Beyond the scripting fixes to make this work, we also remove redis-py and sphinxcontrib as packages as they seem to be defunct (not sure).

We also move the redis package from a Mamba install to a Pip install.

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The changes encompass updates to the .gitignore, CHANGELOG.md, install_miniforge.bash, and the introduction of a new script tests/basemap_example.py. The .gitignore file now excludes specific files related to XOR operations and PNG image files. The CHANGELOG.md reflects a migration from Miniconda to Miniforge, highlighting changes in package management. The installation script is revised for Miniforge, and a new test script demonstrates geographical visualization using the Basemap toolkit.

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.gitignore, tests/.gitignore Added entries to ignore files related to XOR operations and PNG image files.
CHANGELOG.md Updated to reflect migration from Miniconda to Miniforge version 24.7.1-0, with changes in package management terminology and the removal of certain packages.
install_miniforge.bash Modified for Miniforge installation, including variable renaming, file reference updates, and command adjustments.
tests/basemap_example.py Introduced a new script for creating geographical visualizations using the Basemap toolkit, including setup for map projections and plotting synthetic data.
tests/numpy_example.py Adjusted parameters in function calls to optimize performance by reducing sizes for several operations.

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The installation steps are correctly updated to reflect Miniforge.

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The reduction in size for vector_mul from 8192 to 1024 likely optimizes performance or resource usage.


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The reduction in size for matrix_mul from 8192 to 1024 likely optimizes performance or resource usage.


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The reduction in size for svd_decomposition from 2048 to 512 likely optimizes performance or resource usage.


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The reduction in size for eigen_decomposition from 2048 to 512 likely optimizes performance or resource usage.

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The change to use Miniforge and restrict the installation to conda-forge and nodefaults enhances control over package sources and prevents potential conflicts with the Anaconda defaults channel.


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The update to use install_miniforge.bash instead of install_miniconda.bash reflects the transition from Miniconda to Miniforge.


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The update to the usage instructions ensures that they are accurate and up-to-date with the changes in the installation script.


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The update provides clarity on how the installation path is determined based on the Miniforge version, Python version, and the date of the installation.


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The update ensures that the installation uses conda-forge as the default channel by creating or substituting a .mambarc and .condarc file in the user's home directory.

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The update ensures that the user's original .mambarc and .condarc configuration files are preserved.


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The update ensures that the user's original .mambarc and .condarc configuration files are restored after the script execution.


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The update to the usage instructions ensures that they are accurate and up-to-date with the changes in the installation script.


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The update to the Miniforge version variables reflects the transition from Miniconda to Miniforge.


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The update to the Miniforge architecture settings reflects the transition from Miniconda to Miniforge.


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The update ensures that the installation directory is created if it does not exist.


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The update to the Miniforge installation directory settings reflects the transition from Miniconda to Miniforge.


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The update to the Miniforge environment creation settings reflects the transition from Miniconda to Miniforge.


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The update to the mamba package installation settings reflects the transition from Miniconda to Miniforge.


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The update to the pip package installation settings reflects the transition from Miniconda to Miniforge.

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The code changes comprehensively migrate the installation process from Miniconda to Miniforge. The variable names, file paths, and URLs have been updated consistently, and the package installation commands have been modified appropriately.

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The changes are approved.


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The changes are approved.


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The code changes are approved. Safely backing up the user's existing .mambarc file is a good practice.


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The code changes are approved. The cleanup function correctly restores the user's original .mambarc and .condarc files.


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The code changes are approved. The usage function has been updated to accurately reflect the Miniforge migration.


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The code changes are approved. The new --ffnet-hack command line argument and the corresponding FFNET_HACK variable are correctly implemented.

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The added packages and the basemap example are consistent with the list of alterations and align with the PR objectives.


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