TMT TPU Bridging Benchmark & Profile

This is a sliced subsection of the back cushion from https://makerworld.com/en/models/2066081-3d-toddler-mobility-trainer#profileId-2231165 If not familiar, this is a cool program where vetted makers can match with families in need of a assisted mobility device for toddlers and you can 3d print a full chair. The cushions were a pain for me with 95A TPU, and I wasted a lot of filament trying to improve the cut outs and the overall print quality. So I decided to cut it down to the most difficult section to allow for faster dial-in of my settings. This maintains the same infill, curvature and full-size horizontal cut-out which has caused many other TMT makers to report bridging issues. This is also a good test for stringing due to maintaining the curvature in the sliced model. The included profiles are the best I could currently optimize but I will continue to refine it. It's based on https://makerworld.com/en/models/1045337-the-perfect-tpu-profile?from=search#profileId-1031040 with modif