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Bugfix: Enhance METDbLoad Wrapper to find MODE .txt files #1608

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The met db load wrapper is set to find .stat and .tcst files. However, MODE only outputs .txt files so they are never found. The wrapper should find .txt files for mode. We wouldn't want to load both .txt and .stat files when using output from grid_stat, point_stat, etc, as this would provide duplicate data. After discussion, it sounds like it would be helpful to be able to choose whether one loads .txt or .stat files for grid_stat, point_stat, ensemble_stat, etc.

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