Replaced three @resumable functions with native Julia iterators:

[kashish2210]

generate_indices_of_segment_boundaries_unbinned and generate_indices_of_segment_boundaries_binned in gti.jl now return zip and generator expressions instead of using @yield

get_flux_iterable_from_segments in fourier.jl now returns a generator expression instead of using @Resumable with @yield

[kashish2210]

@matteobachetti and @fjebaker, I have made some updates in gti.jl and fourier.jl, as we had expected this resumable function failure earlier; now it is compatible with Julia {newer version}{1.12}

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[kashish2210]

You can see the test failure in #74 for the @Resumable function

[matteobachetti]

@kashish2210 can you add a test case with Julia 1.12, so that you can test that indeed it resolves the issue in #74?

[kashish2210]

@kashish2210 can you add a test case with Julia 1.12, so that you can test that indeed it resolves the issue in #74?

yeah it resolves the issue

[kashish2210]

@matteobachetti, what happened exactly @resumable macro broke in Julia 1.12 because Julia's internal compiler APIs changed. The package wasn't compatible with the newer Julia version, causing all tests to fail with MethodError.