NewtonIterationContext: RAII guard for mid-step setup passes - #7255
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Add SetupIterationContextGuard: an RAII guard (analogous to LocalContextGuard) that saves the iteration context, resets it so the next nonlinear iteration performs its once-per-timestep initialization at iteration 0, and restores the original context afterwards. Needed by models that re-run a parent setup iteration after the well structure changed mid-step (e.g. fracture-created connections). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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SetupIterationContextGuard, analogous to the existingLocalContextGuard: reset the iteration context so a re-run setup pass performs its iteration-0 initialization, restore on destruction. No behaviour change without a caller; needed when the well structure changes mid-step (e.g. fracture-created connections).