Add ClusterLocal as cluster scheduler without remote connection#291
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Description and Context:
What and Why?
This PR introduces a local cluster scheduler that mirrors the existing Cluster scheduler’s PBS/Slurm + Dask jobqueue workflow, but runs in a local access setting (no remote SSH connection).
It is shared now for visibility and early feedback. A few remaining pieces are still pending and listed below.
What's missing:
schedulers/cluster.pyRelated Issues and Pull Requests
Interested Parties
@dharinib98: This branch would allow us to run QUEENS simulations locally on the cluster.