Updated Notebooks 03 and 04 #319
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Removed documentation in the tutorials about 1-variable-per-gauge as it was causing problems with Temp_max and Temp_min being separated and not being able to calculate Temp_ave, whereas having all variables in the same netcdf file did allow so. To prevent further similar issues and let Raven parse correctly, this has been modified in notebooks 03 and 04, i.e. when generating the files and when using them to emulate hydrological models
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Removed the multi-gauge code example. We will use a single netcdf file combining all variables in our tutorial examples to keep things simpler and avoir errors such as the tmax/tmin variables unable to compute t_avg when separated.