While technically accepted by GRAY, these indices do not carry a special
meaning, as wrongly implied by the documentation: they are equivalent
to 8, 18 and specifically don't change the meaning of sgnbi,sgni.
1. Introduces enumerations (and some booleans) intended to replace all
the magic numbers used throughout the code to represent multiple
choices.
2. Replace the gray_params.sh script a new one that automatically
generates code for all the GRAY parameters by parsing
gray_params.f90.
3. Also generate extra code to accept the enum identifiers as valid
values in the configuration files and command line arguments.
4. Set sensible default values for parameters that are rarely changes.
1. Fix the mismatch between the psnbnd in coreprofiles and gray_core.
This happens whenever gray overrides the externally provided one
(i.e. the density tail would become negative before psnbnd and is so
rescaled to end exactly on the zero).
2. Make psnbnd no longer required by always computing it as in 1.
It hasn't been removed, because gray_params.data is sacrosant,
but it no longer has any effect.
3. Cleanup: mark public functions, restructure the global variables into
three categories; add comments explaining the analytical profiles
format, formulae and how the polynomial tail is computed.
This adds a new configuration file based on the INI format.
The new format will allow adding GRAY parameters without breaking
compatibility with existing configurations, unlike as of the old
gray_params.data.
