Currently local updates follow roughly this sceme ```pyhon it = exe.get_iterator(noise_tree) for node in it: key, subkey = jax.random.split(key) proposed = params.propose(subkey) accepted = exe.update(node, proposed) params.update(proposed, accepted) ``` The problem here, is that all operations are inplace. We should figure out if `get_iterator` should also return a new tree pointer, or if each update call should result in a new tree (and if so, how on earth do we make that fast). The immediate way to effectivize soemthing like that is create a context manager that requires either the previous state or new state to be commited into the tree before exiting the context, this way we would only have one working dataview at a time