new cloud microphysics example using Unitful.jl #828
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I propose a new example to be included in the "Beginniners" section.
The example includes a solution of a classic problem in cloud microphysics and succesfully reproduces all figures from the Rogers 1975 paper (open access) referenced from the .md file.
The example also shows a robust way to couple DiffEq.jl with Unitfull.jl to enable dimensional analysis of the code for testing, while not incurring any overhead during integration (https://discourse.julialang.org/t/unitful-jl-and-differentialequations-jl-compatibility/68594).
(BTW, this PR constitutes a basis of an engineering project carried out at the Faculty of Physics and Applied Computer Science, AGH University of Krakow - to be defended in January 2026)