added: stochastic defects treated as linear equality constraints in MovingHorizonEstimator - #421
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Similarly to #336 and #335, this PR modified the
MovingHorizonEstimatorinternals to treat the state defects of the unmeasured disturbance model as linear equality constraints, even if the plant model is aNonLinModel(related tonint_ymandnint_uoptions).This change is visible to the user by noticing that the number of linear equality constraints is no longer zero when the plant model is a
NonLinModelwith aMultipleShootingtranscription (and the number of nonlinear equality constraints is lower thannx̂*He):