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265 add support for cores per task when using prun - #267
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mostly nitpicks but did want to clarify how _get_cpu_nodes is called and how we handle failure for it
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…Repaired portal ID comment so that it's now adjacent once again to the code to which it refers.
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Adds
task_cppsupport to ensemble prun launches and separates CPU budgets from MPI rank limits. Sizes ensemble concurrency and instance configurations from available CPU resources, and rolls back reservations when task initialization fails. Includes documentation and topology-independent regression tests.