Refine deterministic VMEC events - #55
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Changes seem good for me.
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Refines magnetic-axis and LCFS event times for deterministic VMEC guiding-center traces. Fixed and adaptive ODE models use one continuous radial event with Newton interpolation. Collision models keep step-end event detection.
Initial markers outside the radial interval now raise an input error. The QP trace kept 8 axis hits and 90 boundary hits; termination states were within
8e-16of their radial surface.Cold tracing time was 6.12 s, compared with 5.53 s on the parent branch. Peak resident memory was 772 MB, compared with 758 MB.
Depends on #54. No test files changed.