Remove analyis iter config

[oyvindeide]

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Resolves #my_issue

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[oyvindeide]

This is a bit annoying, as we dont know it up front, and it is only used in the export run_path workflow, and the state is kept in sync in BaseRunModel, not ideal. An option is to add a fixture which says the number of iterations, which will be more correct, but also add more over head. Not sure what the best action is.

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 90.68%. Comparing base (fb702fb) to head (ffc07dd).

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  Lines       21022    20981      -41     
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- Hits        19061    19026      -35     
+ Misses       1961     1955       -6     

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