New package: OptimizationCallbacks v0.1.0

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• Registering package: OptimizationCallbacks
• Repository: https://github.com/jbrea/OptimizationCallbacks.jl
• Created by: @jbrea
• Version: v0.1.0
• Commit: 55682cccea02cc407fc37c95bce079fca91fb389
• Reviewed by: @jbrea
• Reference: jbrea/OptimizationCallbacks.jl@55682cc#commitcomment-149697539

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[goerz]

Congratulations on the new package! Could you maybe a little bit of context to the README and/or the documentation? When would someone use this package? Is it intended to work with one of Julia's existing optimization frameworks?

[jbrea]

Thanks for the question @goerz . I added some explanations to the README/docs. Does this help?