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Add Neo-Hookean (NH) model and unit tests in FIM #21
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Description:
This PR introduces the Neo-Hookean (NH) constitutive model into the FIM inverse modeling framework.**
It extends the current material model options (previously linear and HGO) and enables parameter identification for isotropic nonlinear materials.
This addition improves the generalizability of FIM by supporting another widely used nonlinear model, broadening applicability for soft matter characterization.
In addition, add unit tests for all three refactor modules to achieve close to 100% coverage.
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