add temperature plate model constant age to oceanic plate models

[lhy11009]

I add a "plate model constant age" plugin under "oceanic plate". This takes a constant age of the plate and assign a temperature field using the plate model.

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Merging #344 (baf6681) into main (c8cddc4) will increase coverage by 0.01%.
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...ucting_plate_models/temperature/mass_conserving.cc	97.20% <0.00%> (+0.12%)	⬆️

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[MFraters]

Thanks for making this into a pull request. It looks good to me. I had to think a bit about issue #351, but since it is an issue with all the oceanic temperature models, I don't think it should hold back this pull request.

Can you add a test and a line in the changelog? Let me know if you need help with either.

[lhy11009]

Yes, I would like to ask these questions.
a. I see there are a bunch of tests under test/app, I assume that's where the new test needs to be?
b. I see there is a ".dat" file for each test. For example, there is a "half_space_plate_model.dat" for the test "half_space_plate_model". What's that for?
c. It seems I could do "make test" in the build folder, but that would run all the tests. Is there a way to run just one test? Let me know if you'd like to answer in an email to prefer me to come to your office.

[MFraters]

a. There are different kind of test, but I think that that is indeed the best kind for this plugin.
b. The app test uses the world builder app to produce output which queries the world builder at different locations. The .dat file contains the positions in the model which you want to check.
c. ctest -R name_of_test or ctest -VV -R name_of_test if you want more output.

I hope this answers your questions, otherwise let me know :)

[lhy11009]

Hi @MFraters
Thanks for the advice. I have added one test as well as edited the CHANGE_LOG.md. Please take a look at it when you have time.

[lhy11009]

Hi
@MFraters, I am not sure what's the problem here. It complains that there is no test point that is out of the range defined for the feature, is that correct? While the "max depth" defined in the test wb file is 250e3 but there is query points at 300e3 (dat) file, then why is this the case? Can you help to explain it a bit, thankss?

[MFraters]

Great, thanks for the pull request and making the changes!