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Initial draft of particle species class #1010
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A few things to figure out:
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Python 3.7! 😺 😺 😺 😺 😺
I think a dataclass is a good choice here, at the very least to start out with.
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Closes #1008
quick draft for now, using a dataclass; examples and docs still need to be added
docstrings.