Implement module-by-module cell sorting#1265
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As long as all build issues are resolved, we should get this in with some haste.
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This commit adds a cell sorting option to the clustering algorithm which allows the code to accept cells for which modules are contiguous but for which cells are not necessarily ordered within each module.
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This commit adds a cell sorting option to the clustering algorithm which allows the code to accept cells for which modules are contiguous but for which cells are not necessarily ordered within each module.