Expose precedent and extra_args in TemplateEvaluator
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AngelFP
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precedent and extra_args in TemplateEvaluator.precedent and extra_args in TemplateEvaluator
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precedentoption allows the user to specify a string that precedes the executable in the mpi command. When running a python script, libEnsemble sets this precedent to the absolute path of the python interpreter by default. We observed that this can be an issue if the script needs to be executed in a different python environment provided byenv_script(Unable to run a.pytemplate with a different python environment #214). Allowing the user to change the default behavior fixes this issue.extra_argsallow the user to pass additonal arguments to the mpi command. This is a feature we used to expose inlibe_opt(through an environment variable) but that was lost in the transition tooptimas.sim_function.