Allow multiple Lawrencium runs #48
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# Conflicts: # settings.yaml
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Copy mutable data from initial location to a separate one, allowing multiple runs at once on the same filesystem. It creates a new data directory each time a run is started and copies over all data that might change to that location, then writes new outputs to that location as well.