minor changes in network implementation

[haguettaz]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Simplified the main function to print "Hello world" instead of handling neural network operations.
  • Enhanced flexibility in network initialization by allowing various distribution types for sampling weights and delays.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated test cases to ensure proper error handling for invalid distribution parameters.

• Documentation

  • Improved clarity on the usage of distribution parameters in network methods.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve a complete overhaul of the main function in src/main.rs, removing all neural network initialization and handling code in favor of a simple console output. Additionally, significant modifications were made to the Network struct in src/network/network.rs, where several methods were updated to accept distribution parameters instead of fixed ranges, enhancing flexibility in network initialization. The changes also included updates to test cases to accommodate the new method signatures and validate behavior with distribution parameters.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/main.rs	Removed the entire implementation of the main function, which included neural network initialization and handling. Replaced with a simplified function that only prints "Hello world". Updated function signature to fn main().
src/network/network.rs	Updated method signatures for new_random, new_random_fout, new_random_fin, and new_random_fin_fout to accept distribution parameters instead of range parameters. Commented out previous implementation using ranges.

Possibly related PRs

• #2: The changes in src/network/network.rs regarding the new_random method and its parameters are directly related to the modifications in the main PR, which also involves the Network struct and its initialization logic.

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Now just "Hello" takes flight.
With distributions set to play,
Our network's new in a simpler way.
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