⚖ Allow bucketed PSQTs + implement friendly king related PSQTs (king/queenside) #873
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…buckets: king located in kingside/queenside - Add option to include all output in the steps - Remove other engines from compilation lynx-chess/Lynx#873
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PSQTBucketCount) that determines the number of buckets/PSQT instances per conceptual PSQT.They're
short[PSQTBucketCount][64]now, withPackedPSQTbeingshort[2][12][64](candidate for flattenning?)PSQTBucketCount = 2and split PSQTs according to friendly king in kingside or queenside of the board.Heavy tuner work needed: lynx-chess/texel-tuner@afb7539