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@Qingfu-Liu @yangfanglin @grantfirl @mkavulich
This pull request introduces "configuration scheme types", derived data types containing tunable parameters for the scheme. These types are interstitials provided to the scheme by the host. Default values defined in the module can be overwritten by the host calling the provided (type-bound) setup procedures.
Changes to these parameters are isolated to the host side, providing greater interoperability across hosts, and applications within hosts.
See changes to GFS_typedefs.F90