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Adding output precision and width per field for timeseries *.smet output (currently everything is set to the same default values, but can now be adapted depending on use cases)

Corrected wrong test for ice metarmophisme, the 'or' on the left was always returning true, and mk for layer mk = 7 was wrongly updated to 8 (which has a huge impact on albedo). Now the 'or' is 'and' and the behaviour is as expected.

Bug fix for commit 539b98e8: in preparing the output, the if statement was swapped. Also, the cumulative fluxes were erroneously added instead of the instantaneous fluxes.

Ported from MeteoIO and adapted to Snowpack

This improves the version number retrieval on Windows.

Adding the possibility to drive SNOWPACK with net longwave radiation. When the meteo parameter NET_LW is present in the meteorological driving data provided to SNOWPACK, SNOWPACK will use this parameter as net longwave radiation, and derive incoming longwave radiation from it.

Two warnings have also been fixed.

This will be replaced by the packaging of the Snowpack XML files and a mechanism
in Inishell to find them.

Changing the snow files backup labels to human readable timestamps instead of...

See merge request !2

Changing the snow files backup labels to human readable timestamps instead of Julian days. This makes it easier to find backups, and allows for sub-daily backup intervals, for which I had a use case.

Fixed some issues found with Visual C++ 19: setting ints from doubles or using "and" or "not" instead of "&&" and "!" operators.

When USEREFERENCELAYER = TRUE, make sure that the reported modeled snow depth is referenced to the reference layer.

Even though COUPLEDPHASECHANGES seems to work now and should provide more accurate energy balance results, it seems to increase the runtime of the res1exp example from 38s to 55s. Therefore making COUPLEDPHASECHANGES = FALSE the default.

This should be warning free!

Fixed a few warnings "implicitly-declared ... is deprecated" and fixed a resource issue (Readme.txt)

With SNOWPACK::INFLATE_ALLOW it is possible to turn on/off inflate/deflate both
in operational and research mode (note that by default, it is turned off in
research and on in operational). If SNOWPACK::INFLATE_INFO is set to true, then
a message is printed every time inflate/deflate changes the mass balance.

Otherwise, the OSWR fields in the exmaple smet files have been renamed as RSWR.

Bug fix for instabilities of the temperature solver with phase changes. The element temperature was erroneously recalculated after the surface node was adjusted to prevent output with a surface temperature above melting temperature when ice is present in the surface element.

Corrected stability following the original euqations of Stearns & Weidner (1993)

See merge request !1

Set MO_HOLTSLAG as default stability (for now it is dummy, since is is overwritten by cfg.get("ATMOSPHERIC_STABILITY", "Snowpack")