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Integrate halo model for intrinsic alignments in 3x2-point systematics. #400

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This PR integrates the halo model for intrinsic alignments as a potential systematic for 3x2-point likelihoods. It adds a new WeakLensingSystematic class called HMAlignmentSystematic and the appropriate behaviour for when a tracer has this systematic attached to it. It also extends the ModelingTools for computing halo model-related quantities. Finally, it computes the correct power spectrum given the input tracer.

@@ -25,13 +25,21 @@ def __init__(
pt_calculator: Optional[pyccl.nl_pt.EulerianPTCalculator] = None,
pk_modifiers: Optional[Collection[PowerspectrumModifier]] = None,
cluster_abundance: Optional[ClusterAbundance] = None,
hm_definition: Optional[pyccl.halos.MassDef] = None,
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I think passing the HMCalculator object directly (or a wrapper around it), similar to the PTCalculator, would make the API more future proof and also abstract away these CCL details.

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