Update 0.25 deg MOM6 parameter #73
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This PR focuses on testing MOM6 parameters, specifically targeting the files
MOM_inputandMOM_parameter_doc.all.The
MOM_inputfile contains only the non-default parameters, while theMOM_parameter_doc.allis an auto-generated log that includes all used parameters.As proposed in COSIMA/access-om3#117,
MOM_parameter_doc.allalong withMOM_parameter_doc.layoutandMOM_parameter_doc.debuggingprovides comprehensive parameter documentation. To avoid confusion,MOM_parameter_doc.allwill be updated along withMOM_inputin this PR. Please note that there is an existing bug:MOM_parameter_doc.alldoes not include all used parameters.The following MOM6 parameter updates will be implemented based on the existing ACCESS-OM2 0.25deg, a namelist discussion, GFDL OM4 0.25deg, and GFDL OM5 0.25deg.
For each commit, a block of parameters will be modified, accompanied by a detailed commit message explaining the reasons behind these changes. Additionally, an issue will be created to document and track each change.