feat: Multipath thin lens modeling of a widefield epifluorescence microscope - #379
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Changes are made to SequentialModel that enable a multipath, thin lens example of a widefield epifluorscence microscope as part of the multipath modeling feature set. No GUI functionality is implemented yet.