GEOS-ESM/MAPL: MAPL 2.2 Release

This is a minor release of MAPL. All testing so far shows it to be zero-diff when running the GEOS GCM. However, it does contain a number of updates and fixes to MAPL 2.1.

NOTE: To use this version of MAPL requires a Baselibs of 6.0.13 or higher. It now requires gFTL, gFTL-shared, yaFyaml, and pFlogger.

• Added LLC grid factory
• Added support for wildcard expansions (using regex)
• Added "public" for 2 interfaces: ESMFL_Diff, and ESMFL_statistics
• Added support for sampling along a 1-D timeseries in History
• Introduced generic subdirectory
• String.F90 - encapsulates deferred length strings
• Added target "build-tests" that will build all tests. This will enable ctest to be more selective about which tests.
• Added ability of MAPL_GridCompGetFriendlies to recurse its children
• Added esma_add_subdirectory(ESMA_env) to CMakeLists.txt to allow installation of various files to the bin and etc directories under install prefix
• Added wildcard support for short name in automatic code generator for gridded components.
• Added new CI test for building GCM on pull request

• Refactored aliases in python automatic code generator. Now aliases are tailored per column. This allows T/F to be safely used as aliases for .true./.false. without risking things like the short name of Temperature.
• Move to use Baselibs 6.0.13
  • Update CI to use Baselibs 6.0.13 (GCC 9.3.0)
  • Update components.yaml
    • ESMA_env v2.1.5
    • ESMA_cmake v3.0.3
• Updates for JEDI/ecbuild compatibility
  • Updates to CMake to use NOINSTALL
  • Update components.yaml to use NOINSTALL
    • ESMA_cmake v3.0.6
    • ecbuild geos/v1.0.5
• Renamed MAPL_Profiler executable demo.x to profiler.x

• Renamed directories. Sub-libraries now named MAPL.<sub>

  • ./MAPL_Base => ./base (MAPL.base)
  • ./GMAO_pFIO => ./pfio
  • ./MAPL_Profiler => ./profiler
  • ./MAPL_Shared => ./shared

• Updated components.yaml to use ESMA_env and ESMA_cmake if building MAPL as standalone

• Removed duplicate Python directory
• Removed CircleCI