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Move IO related configuration from fv3_cap to write grid component. A…
…dd cice6 ice albedo (NOAA-EMC#318) * Move IO related configuration from fv3_cap to write grid component * Move some module variables that are not public, nor shared between various subroutines to local scope. * Consolidate three versions of string buffers (for logging) into one (msgString) * Remove unused variables (fcstmype for example) * Rename atmos_model_finalize to ModelFinalize, for consistency * Move restart_interval,num_restart_interval and frestart to module_fcst_grid_comp * Get cice6 ice albedo to FV3 Co-authored-by: Jun Wang <junwang-noaa@users.noreply.github.com>
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