[newchem-cpp] Convert GrainSpeciesInfo to be a class - #577
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This is inadvisable, but will be necessary to achieve reasonable performance in step_rate_newton_raphson
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To be reviewed after #562 is merged
If you prefer, I could rebase this branch off of newchem-cpp instead, if you would prefer.
This PR converts
GrainSpeciesInfofrom a struct with a bunch of associated functions that act like methods to a C++ class. This is very straight-forward.The impetus for doing this were some challenges I encountered while trying to rebase the work in PR #551 atop of PR #562. While doing that, the linter was having lots of trouble with understanding the initialization strategy (it mistakenly assumed certain variables weren't assumed). This change was made to help resolve that issue (plus its probably the right thing for us to do)