Column generation Bin Packing heuristic based on CFT #4639
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This PR builds on top of #4628 and introduces a CFT-based Bin Packing heuristic example.
The approach starts with a small core Set Cover model using a limited number of initial columns. Then, during the subgradient procedure, new columns (bins for the BPP, subsets for the SCP) are dynamically generated and added to the model.
The implementation is still a bit rough, but due to time constraints, I’m submitting it as is, hoping it can still be useful to showcase one possible way to leverage the CFT framework for dynamic column generation.