This penalty accounts for the increased work in the quadrature loop.
Still a bit experimental.

We have more of those and they are less frequently in use by others.

This reverts commit 4f25d438.

Merge branch 'feature/better-subdomain-handling' into 'master'

See merge request [dominic/dune-perftool!268]

  [dominic/dune-perftool!268]: Nonedominic/dune-perftool/merge_requests/268

Merge branch 'feature/lambda-generation-with-more-geometry' into 'master'

Target: normal-dependent constraints assembly.

See merge request [dominic/dune-perftool!267]

  [dominic/dune-perftool!267]: gitlab.dune-project.org/dominic/dune-perftool/merge_requests/267

Merge branch 'feature/fix-constraints-assembly-bug' into 'master'

We previously used bool() on the constraints expression to find out whether we
need to use the DIrichletConstraintsAssembler. However, UFL does the stupid
thing of evaulating

`bool(eq(x[0], 0))`

to False, because x[0] and 0 are obvioulsy not the same. Veeeery bad behaviour
for a symbolic language.

See merge request [dominic/dune-perftool!266]

  [dominic/dune-perftool!266]: gitlab.dune-project.org/dominic/dune-perftool/merge_requests/266

We previously used bool() on the constraints expression to find
out whether we need to use the DIrichletConstraintsAssembler.
However, UFL does the stupid thing of evaulating

bool(eq(x[0], 0))

to False, because x[0] and 0 are obvioulsy not the same. Veeeery
bad behaviour for a symbolic language.

Merge branch 'feature/small-fix-for-conditional' into 'master'

See merge request [dominic/dune-perftool!265]

  [dominic/dune-perftool!265]: Nonedominic/dune-perftool/merge_requests/265

Merge branch 'feature/costmodel-validation' into 'master'

The MR adds a new vectorization strategy target, which tries to find a
vectorization strategy whose cost (according to the model strategy) is as
close as possible to a given target. This allows to run several executables
and plot the cost model value against performance data. The actual plotting
work is done in dune-perftool-paperplots. The feature is very niche, and I
tried to minimize the occurence of code paths only necessary for this, but I
think the outcome is quite okay.

See merge request [dominic/dune-perftool!262]

  [dominic/dune-perftool!262]: gitlab.dune-project.org/dominic/dune-perftool/merge_requests/262