[newchem-cpp] Introduce SpeciesLutFieldAdaptor#354
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I'm not sure how really to review this, but I'm happy for you to pull it in if it's necessary for future work.
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This PR was originally proposed as brittonsmith#28
This PR must be reviewed after #353 is merged
I need to come back and flesh out the description of this PR. (It will be easier to do that once future PRs that use this machinery are posted).
This consists of 3 commits and it introduces some important machinery that will be used to transcribed
step_rate_newton_raphson. I view this as a bit of temporary machinery to aide with transcription. In the longer term, I think we should be doing something a little more elegant (but similar in principle to this PR)