feat: Cutover to new non-selfintersecting curve#116
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Background
We have found a new curve, which does not self-interesect, which leads to a number of performance benefits. Integrating it would change the labelling of the cell ids, and so would be a major breaking change. The plan is to do this as part of launching a v1.0
For now this PR serves as a snapshot of how this could be integrated (a lot of the machinery is already in place in compat mode), along with some performance numbers
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sToCellet al functions inlattice.tsPerformance numbers