Add random_ray_pincell() example model#3735
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Looks great -- thanks for adding this in! Just a minor idea about naming, but then should be good to go.
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Just a small typo fix, then should be good to go.
Co-authored-by: John Tramm <john.tramm@gmail.com>
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Description
This PR adds a pincell-type model utilizing the same cross section data as
random_ray_lattice(). This gives users a smaller building block to create larger models from (i.e. a full core random ray model). This is somewhat redundant given that we can now create source regions from meshes, but I still think it has some use as an illustrative case.Checklist