Add json-to-Workfow function #112
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@jan-janssen, I left your function in-place; this PR purely adds a new function for converting function DAG JSONs in the
python-workflow-definitionformat intopyiron_workflow.Workflowobjects.The underlying workflow runs and draws the same, and this cycle produces a JSON file identical to
pyiron_workflow_arithmetic.jsonproduced by the arithmetic example notebook. Hopefully that means it suits the rest of your needs.I wasn't confident that the import routine captures more deeply nested function definitions, so I copy-pasted a routine
import_from_stringfrombagofholding. I think it might later be a nice addition topyiron_snippets, but for something so small a copy-paste here is fine.