Remove _constrain_dt_to_within_time_interval function#2754
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As not needed anymore with recent kernel loop change This simplifies the Kernels and reverts Parcels-code#2378
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While cleaning up some of the advection kernels, I realised that we don't need the
_constrain_dt_to_within_time_interval()helper function (implemented in #2378) anymore, as a recent change to the kernel loop has meant that RK-functions don't call outside the time_intervalThis simplifies the Kernels and makes them significantly more intuitive , as users don't need to figure out what this
_constrain_dt_to_within_time_interval()helper function does. It will also (slightly) speed up kernels, as there are less operations on the particlesChecklist
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