+Revise SIS2 available diags file to be like MOM6 #236
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Revised the SIS2 diag mediator code that creates the SIS.available_diags file to follow the same pattern of logging as MOM6. The specific changes include moving the module name(s) to their own line, adding static diagnostics to the variables that are logged in the available_diags file, logging the axes of the diagnostic, and adding cell metrics to describe how a diagnostic might be reduced and logging these as well. All solutions are bitwise identical, but there are new entries and added information in the SIS.available_diags and SIS_fast.available_diags files.
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Revised the SIS2 diag mediator code that creates the SIS.available_diags file to follow the same pattern of logging as MOM6. The specific changes include moving the module name(s) to their own line, adding static diagnostics to the variables that are logged in the available_diags file, logging the axes of the diagnostic, and adding cell metrics to describe how a diagnostic might be reduced and logging these as well. All solutions are bitwise identical, but there are new entries and added information in the SIS.available_diags and SIS_fast.available_diags files.