Creating ics on grid for higher dimensions

[KalelR]

This is the code I used to deal with the problem we discussed in Issue #76. There, using basins_of_attraction in high (maybe >5?) dimensional-systems wouldn't run, because the algorithm would get stuck generating initial conditions. I explain the idea for my solution in Issue #76. It's probably not the most optimal way of solving the problem, but it works and is fast enough for my use-cases. Let me know if you think it's worth keeping it like this!

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Merging #99 (5eedc82) into main (8171746) will decrease coverage by 1.39%.
The diff coverage is 38.46%.

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[Datseris]

I don't understand this PR. Can you please explain it? What are dimensions that are not "varying" ? What does this mean?

If someone calls basins_of_attraction(mapper, grid) then naturally all dimensions of the grid are varying, right? Or? This PR adds a function generate_ics_on_grid but doesn't reference this function anywhere, so I am not sure where or how this function would be used. Can you give a concrete example application?

[Datseris]

bump @KalelR