New package: TrustRegionReflective v0.4.2

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• Registering package: TrustRegionReflective
• Repository: https://github.com/oscarvanderheide/TrustRegionReflective.jl
• Created by: @oscarvanderheide
• Version: v0.4.2
• Commit: b908a4be857e88bae8b8cf97a095d656c45de0e8
• Reviewed by: @oscarvanderheide
• Reference: Register in Julia General registry oscarvanderheide/TrustRegionReflective.jl#1 (comment)
• Description: Solver suitable for large-scale, non-linear optimization problems with box constraints
• Release notes:

- Match scipy version better
- Test type stability

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[goerz]

It is now a separate package but has not been tested outside of the scope of the larger codebase. Use at your own risk.

Since registered packages are intended to be useful to a wide audience, I would ask that you add some tests before continuing with the registration. Just refactoring out some piece of code and then "throwing it over the wall" without any further checks that it works correctly and is useable is less than ideal

[oscarvanderheide]

It was an outdated comment that has now been removed. The package contains tests of the solver being run on some (common) toy examples that run successfully.

[goerz]

Great, looks good then!

It would probably be a good idea to set up the typical .github/workflows/CI.yml to run the tests automatically.

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