Initial work to separate the scheduler and the optimizer (no async yet)#684
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LGTM
Looking forward to the expanded Scheduler classes
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Initial work to support pluggable Schedulers (#679).
This starts by adding the necessary support to auxiliary classes and splits the current simple run/optimize loop into two stages.
Future PRs will expand on this to separate abstract and configurable classes for more flexible scheduling policies.