[LAMMPS] Full unit-awareness when parsing LAMMPS outputs with drivers about openff-interchange HOT 3 OPEN

Quick thoughts now, might add more later - happy to look at a PR for any of this!

• Using LAMMPS's Python wrapper is better than the raw parsing Interchange currently uses
• All current OpenFF use cases work fine with real and might not work well with other styles, or I don't understand biophysics use cases in which other styles are valuable
• I'm apprehensive about different unit systems creeping out into the core API or our infrastructure more generally; the behavior within a LAMMPS submodule can be whatever as long as there's some consistency in what's reported out of it (i.e. get_lammps_energies)

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• Using LAMMPS's Python wrapper is better than the raw parsing Interchange currently uses
  I'm in agreement there!
• All current OpenFF use cases work fine with real and might not work well with other styles, or I don't understand biophysics use cases in which other styles are valuable
  Admittedly neither do I, I mostly included this for the sake of generality to have (if nothing else) an API-compatible reference of the LAMMPS styles
• I'm apprehensive about different unit systems creeping out into the core API or our infrastructure more generally; the behavior within a LAMMPS submodule can be whatever as long as there's some consistency in what's reported out of it (i.e. get_lammps_energies)
  That makes perfect sense, were I to put together a PR for this, I'd rewrite using OpenFF/pint units (I only wrote in using OpenMM units because that's what I prefer to use day-to-day :) ). An additional wrinkle regardless of the unit engine chosen is that LAMMPS in certain places uses units not defined by default in either openmm.unit or in the Default pint UnitRegistry (e.g. electronvolts, statcoulombs, hertz). I've written my own definitions of these additional units, which would have to be also be done if using the OpenFF unit system.

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One of the text files here controls which are exposed by our registry, which is mostly Pint's default with macro-scale units stripped out. Adding units to the registry is nearly free, so anything that might be useful for your work (eV, etc.) is probably useful for others and can be added

https://github.com/openforcefield/openff-units/tree/cfdb193b6718776a00fde378afb17617d2dfabb0/openff/units/data

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