Lb: per particle gamma #59
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WIP for now. I will have to also account for particle anisotropy which should work in lb the same way as for "normal" thermostats.
I will wait until particle anisotropy is fixed for Langevin themostat and see what I can reuse from there.
I updated the lb thermostat test to use a more "physical" parameter set.