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The following has been added:
two functions (calculate_velocity_of_corrosion and calculate_minimum_area_after_corrosion), which implements many formula of ModelCode2020 (chapter 30.1). These functions are located in a new file, corrosion.py, which is placed in a new folder (structuralcodes.development), along with a blank init.py file.
an example code usage_corrosion, which is located near the other example codes in docs._example_code.
many of these two functions, which are placed in a new file, test_corrosion.py, which is located in a new folder, test_corrosion, which is located near the other test folders in tests.