"Foolproof" reactive separation default

Qrack's longstanding strategy about "reactive separation" setting has been to optimize for (special case) minimum memory footprint. (We have generally and publicly advised, as in our white paper and its accompanying notebooks to exactly reproduce our reported benchmarks, that users should make a consciously-considered choice whether to override the setting for their case.) However, it is likely that most users, when they are not using SDRP, would prefer that Qrack optimizes by default for minimum execution time. As such, when SDRP is default ("ideal") value or lower, reactive separation setting now defaults to "off"; when SDRP is in use, reactive separation defaults to "on." After setting or changing SDRP value, the default behavior will re-engage, but it can then be overridden with the method to manually set reactive separation option. (This adds no new functionality versus many previous releases, but it takes the responsibility off the "lazy" user.)

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