Add an intermediate PeriodicStructuredMesh class to separate the origin attribute from StructuredMesh
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RemDelaporteMathurin
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Hiya @RemDelaporteMathurin,
This should take care of this comment on openmc-dev#2256.
It adds an intermediate class between the other structured mesh types and a general function for moving a position into the local coordinates of a mesh. Right now it does nothing for the
RegularMeshandRectilinearMeshclasses, but will adjust a position by subtractingorigin_for theCylindricalMeshandSphericalMeshclasses. This additional function allows us to make a generic call inStructuredMesh::raytrace_meshto adjust particle coordinates regardless of the mesh type.