Support (N, M, L) per-dimension zones in octree containers#5391
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Blocks may contain more than 256 cells - prevent overflow of the uint8
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PR Summary
Currently, yt only supports cubic "zones" for octrees: this means that octree datasets can only contain
(N, N, N)cells in each leaf oct, whereNis controlled with the dataset parameternum_zones.This PR allows passing a tuple of values of
num_zones, increasing flexibility in support of #5390. In practice, this allows having an octree of blocks, where each block contains(N, M, L)cells.This PR should leave the RAMSES, Art and Stream frontends behaviour unchanged.
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