fixes: ADD workshop 2026

[sbillinge]

These will have to be turned into issues on various sub-packages but they came up in the workshop. We can add to them too.

Create issue in the relevant place:

• load data headers in PDFparser() so we don't have to run loadData() separately for this task
• deprecate latpars in favor of lattice_parameters or somesuch
• feat: recipe.plot_results() method that plots the normal blue dots/red-line/green diff but is now a method on recipe
• it may already exist, but some easy way of cloning a recipe. This will make sequential refinement much easier as we can use the final values from the previous refinement as initial values on the next one, but make it easy to change the data and/or model.
• capture Caden's "script" as I think the roll-out was amazingly successful. It is partially because the examples were good, but the discussion that flowed from it was great too. Or maybe we can make a youtube video or something?
• I feel there were a couple more things that came up that we though could be cleaned in the code nicely but I forgot them

Issue closed (hard to keep track when the issues are all over the place):

• load data headers in PDFparser() so we don't have to run loadData() separately for this task
• deprecate latpars in favor of lattice_parameters or somesuch
• feat: recipe.plot_results() method that plots the normal blue dots/red-line/green diff but is now a method on recipe
• it may already exist, but some easy way of cloning a recipe. This will make sequential refinement much easier as we can use the final values from the previous refinement as initial values on the next one, but make it easy to change the data and/or model.
• capture Caden's "script" as I think the roll-out was amazingly successful. It is partially because the examples were good, but the discussion that flowed from it was great too. Or maybe we can make a youtube video or something?
• I feel there were a couple more things that came up that we though could be cleaned in the code nicely but I forgot them