Use MOM6 cpu_clock timers in place of mpp_clock #129
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Replace calls to mpp_clock routines from mpp_mod with calls to cpu_clock from the module MOM_cpu_clock, to limit the direct use of fms routines and expand the standardized use of the MOM6 infrastructure. Also corrected the granularity of two of the sea-ice clocks, to avoid double counting with clocks at the same level of granularity, and added clocks around calls that to dierctly exchange information between the ice and ocean. All answers are bitwise identical.
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Replace calls to mpp_clock routines from mpp_mod with calls to cpu_clock from
the module MOM_cpu_clock, to limit the direct use of fms routines and expand the
standardized use of the MOM6 infrastructure. Also corrected the granularity of
two of the sea-ice clocks, to avoid double counting with clocks at the same
level of granularity, and added clocks around calls that to dierctly exchange
information between the ice and ocean. All answers are bitwise identical.