refactor: use new constructor of QuantityFactory
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Prefer the new constructor of `QuantityFactor` over the deprecated call to `QuantityFactor.from_backend(...)`. This removes a bunch of deprecation warnings in tests.
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Description
Prefer the new constructor of
QuantityFactorover the deprecated call toQuantityFactor.from_backend(...). This removes a bunch of deprecation warnings in tests.See NOAA-GFDL/NDSL#228 for context.
/cc @FlorianDeconinck
How Has This Been Tested?
Search and manual replace of
from_backendwithin pace. CI is still green. The remaining deprecation warnings in tests come from pyFV3 and pySHiELD. PRs in these repos are coming up shortly. Once they are merge, we can update the submodules and the CI output should be significantly shorter again 😉Checklist: