Add option to suppress unused varshks warning #62
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This is a small fix that adds an option to the model
unused_varshkswhich takes a vector of symbols (or in theory another iterable).Any symbols within this vector will no longer throw a warning when
@initializeor@reinitializeis called and the corresponding variable is not being used in the model equations.This solves an issue when some variables are needed for the steadystate but are not present in the model equations.
Tests were also added to verify this behavior.
We may want to change the naming convention here.