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The sub-loops of the solution control are now named more consistently, with ambiguously named methods such as finalIter replaced with ones like finalPimpleIter, so that it is clear which loop they represent. In addition, the final logic has been improved so that it restores state after a sub-iteration, and so that sub-iterations can be used on their own without an outer iteration in effect. Previously, if the non-orthogonal loop were used outside of a pimple/piso iteration, the final iteration would not execute with final settings.
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