Define single function for particle forward stepping#27
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This provides a single function for the pset_execute benchmarks. The `time_` and `peakmem_` functions that are consumed by ASV call the function. This improves code reuse and ensures consistency between the runtime and peak memory benchmark measurements.
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This provides a single function for the pset_execute benchmarks. The
time_andpeakmem_functions that are consumed by ASV call the function. This improves code reuse and ensures consistency between the runtime and peak memory benchmark measurements.Related to the discussion #25