Allow ASCII rendering of segment trees and morphologies for debugging
Example `segment_tree`
```
| | +-[-- id=1161 --]-+-[-- id=1709 --]---[-- id=2234 --]-+-[-- id=2625 --]---[-- id=3172 --]
| | | | +-[-- id=2928 --]---[-- id=3765 --]
| | | |
| | | +-[-- id=1721 --]---[-- id=3504 --]---[-- id=3846 --]
| | |
| | +-[-- id=1867 --]
| |
| +-[-- id=1451 --]-+-[-- id=2356 --]
| +-[-- id=2471 --]---[-- id=2670 --]---[-- id=4031 --]
|
...
Arbor is a library for implementing performance portable network simulations of multi-compartment neuron models.
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