add llc4320 forcing files to catalog

[Mikejmnez]

I have transformed the forcing files into zarr from binary and are now available through Sciserver. I have added an entry on the intake catalog to load them when reading llc4320 data.

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[Mikejmnez]

I don't understand the formatting error at all. When I run

pre-commit run --all

I get all passed. I reverse the changes but I don't think it triggered pre-commit to run again. Will make a change and reverse it, just to see if things change,

[Mikejmnez]

I removed the catalog entry and the error persisted. Again, running on my computer pre-commit run --all I don't ger any error, and all things pass.

Here is a snapshot of what it is:

I will approve the PR, since the error is not associated with the change to the catalog entry I made.

Will be on the lookout if this happens again. If so, will raise and issue and inspect it.

[ThomasHaine]

Thanks @Mikejmnez ! So the forcing files are now available through the regular open_oceandataset? And sea ice files?

[Mikejmnez]

Yes. All forcing files that we have for the 10 day test (hourly) LLC4320 data are available by doing

od = ospy.open_oceandataset.from_catalog('LLC4320')

The added variables are:

['oceFWflx', 'oceQnet', 'oceQsw', 'oceSflux', 'oceTAUX', 'oceTAUY', 'SIarea', 'SIheff', 'SIhsalt', 'SIhsnow', 'SIuice', 'SIvice', 'KPPhbl']

I will add the vertical velocity W soon too. In that case no PR will be needed.