Extensions to MBM and cutting planes techniques.

[dnguyen227]

This PR makes changes to extend MBM and cutting planes techniques.

MBM

• copy_model_with_constraints(::InfiniteModel, ...)
• prepare_max_M_objective(::InfiniteModel, ...) (LessThan + GreaterThan)
• raw_M(sub, ::Vector{<:AbstractJuMPScalar}, ::_MBM)

Cutting Planes

• copy_and_reformulate(::InfiniteModel, ..., ::CuttingPlanes)
• extract_solution(::InfiniteModel)
• add_cut(::InfiniteModel, ...)

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[pulsipher]

See the comments below. Also, we will need some documentation on how these methods are handled for InfiniteModels (there is some nuance).

[pulsipher]

What happens if this is not imported? It seems strange for the user to import a package they do not directly use.

[dnguyen227]

When it's not imported I have all test sets failing (not limited to just raw_M where its called).
MethodError: no method matching InfiniteGDPModel() The function InfiniteGDPModel exists, but no method is defined for this combination of argument types.

[pulsipher]

This is because Julia extensions cannot have additional dependencies not included in the base package. And due to some type piracy in Interpolations, I do not want it to be a core dependency of InfiniteOpt or DisjunctiveProgramming. If you only use it for linear interpolation of M-values, perhaps it makes since to have a lightweight native function instead. It might even make sense just to use constant interpolation.

[dnguyen227]

@pulsipher Tests are failing with MethodError: no method matching copy_model(::InfiniteModel) (passing locally on my clone). Please advise on what I should do with setting compatible versions.

[pulsipher]

@pulsipher Tests are failing with MethodError: no method matching copy_model(::InfiniteModel) (passing locally on my clone). Please advise on what I should do with setting compatible versions.

This is b/c the master version was not be properly set up for testing on CI. However, InfiniteOpt v0.6.2 will be released in about 10 minutes, so just update the Project file to require 0.6.2 and you should be good to go.