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This PR adds standalone
pypulseq.calc_rf_power()and the correspondingpypulseq.Sequence.calc_rf_power()method.Compared to upstream MATLAB repository, this function by default directly uses explicitly the rf time vector to handle cases where pulse has not an uniform raster equal to rf raster (e.g., for block pulses). In addition, the Sequence method uses
time_rangeinstead ofblock_rangeto align with the other PyPulseq functions (e.g.,plot().This does not rely on any v1.5.1 features and can fit v1.5.0.