Support Regular Lon/Lat Grids for OpenIFS Tasks#119
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- map tasks work as expected - timeseries task does not work
- moved area weight computation into cubes.py (should this be somewhere else?) - regular grid area weights computed based on Iris user guide: https://scitools-iris.readthedocs.io/en/latest/userguide/cube_statistics.html - changed the bounds used in compute_spatial_mean(), since this caused an error. I am not really sure why it was 0, 2 for longitudes before, was this a bug?
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Code changes look good to me! But of course, I haven't tested. Trust in you! 😁
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Closes #118
cubes.py. Should we come up with a better place?