…he top-level directory directlyin the repo. Update the contents of .gitignore. Also need to add Makefile.in and update .gitignore files accordingly throughout the repo.

… from the corrsponding .gitignore files.

… met/internal directory. Also move met/internal_tests into met/internal/test_util.

…repo.

…ually needed per https://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/manual/autoconf-2.67/html_node/Autom4te-Cache.html

…internal/test_util.

…. Also update all the enum_to_string output files to REMOVE the timestamp so that aren't flagged as differences if/when it's rerun in the future.

… .gitignore settings.

…unused. Looks like there were originally used to test out stat_analysis.

…no longer used in any of the unit tests.

…needed.

…m corresponding Makefile.in files. With them present, running make without MET_DEVELOPMENT set errors out.

…ed by bootstrap. Modifying them was not the right way to solve the problem.

…e that causes a compilation error downstream.

… of just internal/test_util.

…o uppercase MET to use tarfiles created by GitHub.

… specific count of them since that changes and we often fail to update it. I didn't find any other doc changes to make since the user's guide describes the tarfile contents... and we're making the repo match the tarfile structure.

…. Switching the automake output from version 1.16.5 that lives on my laptop to version 1.16.1 that lives on seneca. Figure its better to be consistent with the version on our shared development machine rather than my laptop. Another option would be NOT storing the Makefile.in files at all and instead instructing the users to run bootstrap first. The downside to that is that we HAVE NOT required users to run bootstrap for released tarfiles in the past. Adding that requirement would break any existing scripts that already exist and would also introduce automake as a new compilation dependency.