[na] Default omitted cost_model weights Refs #484 - #543
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An omitted cost_model weight loads as the placeholder from the checked-in neutral-atom target: stage, movement, and transfer at 1, idle at 1e-6. An explicit weight is left alone. The test locks that fill-in. Refs #484 Co-authored-by: Arnab Ghosh <ag2583@cornell.edu>
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An omitted
cost_modelweight now loads as the placeholder from the checked-in neutral-atom target: stage, movement, and transfer at 1, idle at 0.000001. An explicit weight stays as written.omitted_optional_cost_weights_keep_documented_defaultslocks that fill-in for one omitted weight, an emptycost_modelobject, and a missingcost_modelobject.Refs #484