Add wetland scheme of Zhang et al 2022#255
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This PR is a refined version of an earlier PR (#100) to resolve merging conflicts for adding a new wetland scheme of Zhang et al. (2022 WRR). This HRLDAS code update is associated with the Noah-MP GitHub PR (NCAR/noahmp#186).
Implementing a wetland water storage model from Zhang et al. 2022 WRR (https://doi.org/10.1029/2021WR030573)
The wetland code has been refactored to the newest version of Noah-MP LSM.
To activate the wetland, a new namelist entry has been added:
wetland_option = 1 : for single point
wetland_option = 2 : for 2D regional
Initial test with the refactor wetland code at single point is conducted with the Fen site data from SK, Canada, for three years (see attached pdf). Test_Wetland_Code_Output.pdf
The code testing is successful for both wetland option = 1 and 2.