WIP - Add support for fully assembling operators with multiple active fields with different bases#1952
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Purpose:
Adds support for assembling matrices with >2 active fields that use different bases. This is useful for assembling mixed problems, Lagrange multipliers, etc. without the need for PCFieldSplit. FieldSplit may still be better for a lot of problems, but this is useful for many applications.
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