(v1) Modifying Eshan's (@eshanking) HAL model to see what fusion at it's most simple does to solid tumor evolution patterns.
(1) Cells have a moore neighborhood in which to divide/fuse (2) At each time step, cells can divide, mutate and become resistant (only if parental type to start), or do nothing. these params are specific to the individual cell types, not the model more generally. (3) cells can only divide into empty neighboring grid spaces
(1) two cells must be in contact with one another; if fusion happens both cells "die" and new cell takes its place of type "f" (fusion) (2) Initially, cell type won't matter, but will eventually encode so that fusion only happens if at least one cell is resistant