Expose Solver::Restore() as public for restoring without solving #2037
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The solver can restore its state without entering the Solve() loop.
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Expose Solver::Restore() as public for restoring without solving
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The solver can restore its state without entering the Solve() loop. This is exposed for C++ and Python. One can now restore a solver and step instead of resuming and marching on until the end.
Sidenote:
Restore()could be overloaded to takeSolverStateinstead of a file.