222 grid memory issue - #231
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… t, u, v because of how the boundary interacts with land.
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see comment in code - just need clarification
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Improvements have been made to the efficiency of pybdy for handling large grids. The improvements are detailed in #222. They include smaller memory usage and faster run time. This has been achieved by implementing the chunks on the grid objects.
A couple of new tests have been added for the producing tidal boundary forcing files and to cover a few edge cases when the bdy points interact and get chunked with a complex coastline.