Scipy barebones - #334
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dropping crossover Co-authored-by: Thomas Hopkins <thopkins1@bnl.gov>
…slow update but is not important to the core api, more of a verif of poss. convergence
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Still need to remove the sleep in tests. If it's still needed, it indicates a race condition somewhere.
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Revisions to the Scipy pull request to better separate the optimizer wrappers from the cooperative inversion. likely more work to do regarding demoing how to use optimizer directly. Weird side note is the optimizer object can run in a classic mode now by only using the normalized interface (also might be cool to explore with inversion of badger?)