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Release cpymad 1.0.0rc0

First pre-release for 1.0.0 with several backward incompatibilities.

- the Madx methods have been simplified to be only thin wrappers over the
  corresponding MAD-X commands, not taking any extra responsibilities such as
  automatically using sequences etc.
- rename ``Madx.tables/sequences`` to singular form
- disable passing dicts as range parameter for commands
- remove ``cpymad.util.is_match_param``.
- remove ``cpymad.libmadx.set_var`` routine. Always use ``input``!
- remove ``Madx.get_table`` method, use ``Madx.table.X`` instead
- rename ``Madx.evaluate`` to ``eval``
- remove ``Madx.set_value/set_expression/update_value``. Use assignment to
  attributes of ``Madx.globals/command/element`` instead.
- rename ``util.mad_command`` -> ``format_command``
- only ignore ``None`` parameters when generating MAD-X commands. This allows
  passing empty strings.
- remove ``cpymad.types.Expression``, replaced by new ``Parameter`` class, see
  below.
- remove ``Madx.active_sequence``, use ``Madx.sequence()`` instead
- the ``at/l`` attributes are now kept as the values specified by the user
  (relative to *refer* flag), and not overwritten anymore by the actual
  position or length. Use ``.position`` and ``.length`` attributes to access
  the node position/length instead!
- the ``name`` attribute is now the command/element name. The node name is
  now available as ``node_name``.

Introduced a new API for accessing additional metadata about command
parameters:

- added a ``Command.cmdpar.X`` namespace that can be used to retrieve a
  ``Parameter`` instance with additional metadata about the command parameter.
- rigorously distinguish between MAD-X command parameters and other attributes
  on elements/commands
- only command parameters can be accessed using the dict-like item access
  syntax while other metadata can only be accessed via attribute access
- use the type information for improving the composition of MAD-X command
  statements
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