Parallelization completed paper.md

Author: keshav-gandhi

paper.md

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-Our new continuous integration pipeline (**1**) detects bugs early, streamlining development and enhancing error detection (e.g., handling of multiple genomic file formats as inputs and outputs). Configuration files in NEAT 4.2 (**2**) and package installation (**3**) facilitate user friendliness and portability. NEAT 4.2 features testable, discrete functions (**4**) that allows users to debug more easily. Parallelization of NEAT 4.2 is in progress.
+Our new continuous integration pipeline (**1**) detects bugs early, streamlining development and enhancing error detection (e.g., handling of multiple genomic file formats as inputs and outputs). Configuration files in NEAT 4.2 (**2**) and package installation (**3**) facilitate user friendliness and portability. NEAT 4.2 features testable, discrete functions (**4**) that allows users to debug more easily. NEAT 4.2's read simulator is also parallelized, facilitating faster runtimes and ease of use. Quality-of-life development continues into the present.
 
 # Acknowledgements