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* fix formal charge reading and writing in pdb files; store formal charge in topology

* use formalCharge in public api

* permissive reading

* fix writing

* fix

* add test for formal charges

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Co-authored-by: Alex Izvorski <alex@genesistherapeutics.ai>

* Support numpy 2

* Debugging

* Removed debugging code

* Don't require importlib_metadata

* Handle older versions of importlib

* Fix import of netcdf_file for scipy 1.14

* Fix indentation

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Co-authored-by: Timothy Palpant <tim@atommapper.com>

* addHydrogens() allows specifying exactly what hydrogens to add

* Prevent CI from using numpy 2.0

* Allow multiple registrations of the same atom type if definitions identical

* Different short-circuiting logic

Co-authored-by: FloLangenfeld <florent.langenfeld@peptinov.fr>

* added type checking for Simulation.step()

* changed how to check if step is an integer number

* Avoid overflow in large XTC files

* Also cast box indices to size_t

* Created DebuggingReporter class

* Fixed description

* Can use getPlatform() instead of getPlatformByName()

* More concise arguments for getState()

* Replaces sub tags for python API docs

* Changes string to pathlib

* Adds support for sup html tags

* Corrects function description

* Faster algorithm for DrudeSCFIntegrator

* Minor code simplification

* Reduced default error tolerance

* Fixed errors on NVIDIA

Added CustomCentroidBondForce.addTabulatedFunction to STEAL_OWNERSHIP table in Python wrapper configuration script (#4340)
Co-authored-by: Evan Pretti <evan@pretti.net>

* Optimizations to reporters

* Removed unneeded imports

* Py wrapper: preserve bond data in Modeller operations

* regression tests for add(), delete(), deleteWater(), addSolvent()

* Tests for addHydrogens and addExtraParticles

* Cosmetic

* A single regression test spanning a whole workflow

* Remove now-redundant tests

* Test also deleteWater and addHydrogens. Remove excessive assertions.

* Remove support for Gromacs implicit solvent

* Removed tests of implicit solvent

* Replace distutils with setuptools

* Replace more uses of distutils

* Implemented MinimizationReporter

* PythonAPI for MinimizationReporter

* Improved test case

* SWIG fix

* Reporter returns a bool instead of throwing an exception

* Support GROMOS bond and angle types

* Support NBFIX with geometric combining rule

* Continuing GROMOS support

* Bug fixes

* Fixes to test case

* Update wrappers/python/openmm/app/gromacstopfile.py
Co-authored-by: Jason Swails <jason@entos.ai>

* Improve logic for handling dihedraltypes

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Co-authored-by: Jason Swails <jason@entos.ai>

* Draft integration of the Alchemical Transfer Method (ATM) plugin

* Attempt to store and retrieve forces--does not compile

* Implement addForce()/getForce() methods

* Throw exception when specifying properties without a Platform (#4130)

* Fixed DOF calculation for NoseHooverIntegrator (#4128)

* Fix variance in documentation of VerletIntegrator (#4138)

* Python API for ATMForce

* Fixed compilation error

* Minor cleanup of formatting and documentation

* Files for ATMForce test cases

* More cleanup

* Removed variable groups

* Test ATMForce with two particles

* More tests for ATMForce plus fixes

* Added missing header

* Rework interface to pass displacements as vector of parameters

* Revert "Rework interface to pass displacements as vector of parameters"

This reverts commit 5e092031f31ded1137b677588f007add1c2d6f82.

* Test with nonbonded force

* Allow energy expression to be customized

* Optional displacements at the initial state

* Fixed compilation error build C wrapper

* Address edge case of default energy expression

* Consistent naming of the variables of the displacement states

* Test of soft core function of the default energy expression

* Mark addForce() as taking ownership

* initial python test for ATMForce

* Test custom expressions

* Expanded C++ API documentation for ATMForce

* Energy parameter derivatives

* Serialization for ATMForce

* Documentation, cleanup, and fixes

* Fixed typos

* getPerturbationEnergy() computes energy

* Another test case

* Minor edits

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Co-authored-by: Peter Eastman <peastman@stanford.edu>
Co-authored-by: Michael Plainer <plainer@ymail.com>