Add non-forcefield-specific citations to the root of the data directory #655
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This is particularly useful for /code/ that needs citing, such as MDTraj, and vermouth
…eck FFs of incoming molecules
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I'm not going to meet the patch test coverage; it's mostly because there's no tests for the Quote processor (and I don't care about that), and there's no tests for |
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This is particularly useful for code that needs citing, such as MDTraj, and vermouth.
The vermouth citation gets formatted as
Things got a bit more messy because of Molecules and Systems without forcefield (or,
force_field=None), so I also did something sane with the defaults there.