Adding Node Finalizer #568
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…e function called node finalizer
guimarqu
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Can we call it NodeFinalizer or ConquerPostProcessor ?
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Include a new custom algorithm, called node finalizer, that may conquer the node and/or find new feasible solutions. Some code let in the test function should still be encapsulated into additional API functions for a more user-friendly interface.