Aims magnetic ordering

[tpurcell90]

Summary

Add magnetic ordering support for FHI-aims

Additional dependencies introduced (if any)

• Will need an updated pymatgen version once the corresponding changes there are added

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[tpurcell90]

Tests fail because pymatgen dropped 3.9 support in the latest version

[tpurcell90]

All tests that fail are in cp2k or lobster. I think this is ready for review

[JaGeo]

I had a quick look. This looks very good to me.

Maybe, you could also think about adding a bit more documentation on this part of the code in a future PR. Currently, people will mostly find the VASP workflows :).

[JaGeo]

@tpurcell90 Thanks! Will merge it as soon as the tests have run through!

[tpurcell90]

Maybe, you could also think about adding a bit more documentation on this part of the code in a future PR. Currently, people will mostly find the VASP workflows :).

The FHI-aims team in general is starting to write some tutorials for using atomate2 with FHI-aims. I will refine upon those and add them here once I get the time to do all of that. Thanks for the quick review!

[JaGeo]

Maybe, you could also think about adding a bit more documentation on this part of the code in a future PR. Currently, people will mostly find the VASP workflows :).

The FHI-aims team in general is starting to write some tutorials for using atomate2 with FHI-aims. I will refine upon those and add them here once I get the time to do all of that. Thanks for the quick review!

That's awesome. I am looking forward to it. Thanks!