Add alias and assign for Ctxt memory allocations #12
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This has been tested and is working. I'll include test files once I implement CtxtLists in C++.
The only thing not related to the addition of alias and assign is the deleted copy constructor and copy assignment methods. These could be implemented properly, but for now I deleted them. With no easy way to create an array using the non-default constructor it is tempting to use std::vector, but this results in memory errors. This was the case before the addition of the alias and assign functionality as well.