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* test: precision tests * feat: precision solver for a target point * chore: bump version * fix: added missing file for test
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Hitting an apple on the corona at$1000\ r_\text{g}$ with a single geodesic, loading another for Gessler incase we miss.
Using Nelder-Mead to find$(\alpha, \beta)$ that strikes any arbitrary point in space, with or without disc geometry to ridiculous (and desired) precision!