Add running WSIMOD saved files #48
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This PR adds the ability to directly run WSIMOD from previously saved config files, created with
Model.save. This is less flexible, as the model needs to have been created manually beforehand, but it might be convenient for complex models for which the input data files need to be heavily pre-processed, beyond what the existing setup can handle.To try this, run one of the existing tutorials but saving the model before running the model itself (you can finish the execution after saving the model). A yaml file a csv file witll be produced. Then, run WSIMOD from the command line passing this yaml file... and if all goes well, it should run.