More mass density and specific volume units#489
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Thank you for the PR and sorry for the delay. I amended your commits with a few formatting changes and have merged! |
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This PR introduces two new mass density units:
ton_long_per_cubic_footandton_short_per_cubic_foot. Additionally, it includes the inverse units for all mass density units inSpecificVolume.Key Changes
ton_long_per_cubic_footandton_short_per_cubic_footMassDensityunits have been added toSpecificVolumeSpecificVolumetests now useTest::assert_approx_eqIt would be great to get these units added, and I’m happy to address any feedback or comments.