R2N & R2DH : add sigma and sigma_cauchy entry to stats #193
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I added more information in the R2N so that the user can read more things from the execution of R2N.
I added the sigma entry as for R2.
I added the sigma_cauchy entry that is the regularization parameter used for computing the Cauchy step (which actually the regularization parameter i am interested in when I use R2N as a subsolver)
Can you please review when you have some time available @dpo ?
Thank you !