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Enhancement: MvMode config format changes #2429

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@davidalbo

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Based on this issue, dtcenter/MET#2706, for Multivariate Mode, took out the intensity_flag parameter and added two new integer array parameters in it's place:

multivar_intensity_compare_fcst = [ ];
multivar_intensity_compare_obs = [ ];

so METplus environment variables will need some tweaking. Everything else is the same.

Example with 3 input forecasts and obs.
Previous:
intensity_flag=[FALSE, FALSE, FALSE]

New:

multivar_intensity_compare_fcst = [ ];
multivar_intensity_compare_obs = [ ];

Previous:
intensity_flag=[FALSE, TRUE, TRUE]

New:

multivar_intensity_compare_fcst = [2, 3 ];
multivar_intensity_compare_obs = [2, 3];

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