Add IC_BLevels parameter to CX and Varobs writers - #173
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Well done finding this. Looks good to me.
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looks fine
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Add the
IC_BLevelsparameter, which specifies the number of model boundary layer levels.This is necessary for SHPSYN data, for which the wind speed is interpolated to 20m height in VAR.
IC_BLevelsmust be present in the CX header for the interpolation to work correctly.Add the same parameter to the VarObs writer for symmetry and to avoid unintended consequences.