Polynomial optimization meta-solver based on algebraic system solver #80
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This solvers rewrites any nonlinear JuMP model for which the objective and constraints are polynomial expressions into its KKT system of equations.
The KKT system is then solved with any solver implementing the SemialgebraicSets interface.
cc @saschatimme @PBrdng In praticular this will allow to solve JuMP models with HomotopyContinuation.jl
I will add it to https://jump.dev/SumOfSquares.jl/latest/generated/Polynomial%20Optimization/polynomial_optimization/ once this is merged