Compute the flux in the far fields using a Trapezoidal rule rather than a Riemann sum#3126
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Modifies the calculation of the total flux of the far fields using the Trapezoial Rule (via
numpy.trapezoid) rather than the existing finite summation (numpy.sum) for the tutorial examples in Near to Far Field Spectra. This change is intended to simplify the calculation and slightly improve its accuracy.