add run-time and history-write logging for ufs

[DeniseWorthen]

Add two types of logging files for use by UFS within the CICE cap:

1. run-time logging to measure performance for UFS. The timing information is written to log.ice.timer. The feature is enabled using a configuration attribute RunTimeLog = true, otherwise no logging will be performed.
2. history-write logging to provide a file for the initiation of post-processing jobs in the global-workflow. The file written for forecast hour HHH is log.ice.fHHH.

required by ufs-community/ufs-weather-model#1367
resolves - #57

The logging is added inside cice_wrapper_mod code, mimicking what is currently done for the perf_mod calls for CESM (t_startf etc).

[apcraig]

This all looks reasonable to me. All changes are in the nuopc/cmeps driver, so don't affect CICE in general. I guess I do wonder whether the CICE timers could have been used rather than creating yet another timer library. Maybe CICE needs to add some additional flexibility and/or features?

[DeniseWorthen]

@apcraig Thanks. We definitely didn't consider the feasibility of using CICE timers here. The approach has been duplicating the same calls w/in all the caps used by UFS so we knew we had the same basic measures in each case.

[apcraig]

@DeniseWorthen. I totally understand. Another idea would be to have a common set of time methods in some UFS share code? What's done here is quick, easy, and has limited flexibility. And I guess it's duplicated in all components. There are pluses and minuses. Thanks.

[dabail10]

This all looks fine. Do we need some ifdefs here? I see you've added some.

[DeniseWorthen]

Hi Dave. Thanks. I've avoided using ifdefs by modifying the cice_wrapper_mod.F90 instead. When compiled with 'ifdef CESMCOUPLED', then the "ufs" calls will just be stubs. I was most worried about uninitialized variables when used w/ CESM, but I did test for how it would work when CEMSCOUPLED was set in the wrapper and it passed our debug compile/run test.

[dabail10]

Oh, I see. I had not looked at cice_wrapper_mod before. Works for me.