add optimization.operand and optimization.variable to pyproject.toml

[xmhk]

• the pyproject.toml was missing build instructions for the nested modules in optimize: operand and variable.

the version on pypi works fine overall, however the Tutorial_5c_Optimization_Case_Study.ipynb example notebook throws an import error

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'optiland.optimization.variable'

• the same happend when i clone the repo and built + install the local the package.
• including explicit instructions in pyproject.toml works out

great work!

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best regards

[xmhk]

However, I noticed: now the optimizer is doing something but it is not converging towards the solution shown in the example notebook. maybe starting parameters changed?

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[HarrisonKramer]

Thanks a lot for making this improvement.

I recreated the issue and see the addition in pyproject.toml fixes the error.

[HarrisonKramer]

However, I noticed: now the optimizer is doing something but it is not converging towards the solution shown in the example notebook. maybe starting parameters changed?

I see the same behavior, which is peculiar. I have made several changes to the optimization functionality over the last couple months, but hadn't caught this. I do see that changing the initial values of the lens radii of curvature brings the final optimization result to something closer to what's seen in the original notebook. I will investigate this separately, look for possible causes/bugs, and, if needed, add some tests to catch this if it happens again.

Thanks for pointing this out!

Regards,
Kramer