51 use species names in column headers when generating simulated data - #53
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@Munsky,
All tests pass on both Windows and Linux using the
latestMATLAB (2026a). One test fails on the earlier versions because I am using themustBeMatrixfunction for validating linked-species specifications when formatted as cell arrays, and that function was only introduced in R2024b.I can, as part of this issue, simply update the testing and
READMEto reflect that R2024b, rather than R2023b, is our earliest supported version. While I don't like to force users to always use the latest version of a software package, I also prefer to be able to use the most modern features of a language, and R2024b is still four (now almost five) versions ago.What do you think?