Lonely programs that are not routinely built with existing quickbuild.shs get a quickdbuild.sh

[hkershaw-brown]

Description:

There are several (~31) programs that are not routinely built with existing quickbuild.sh so are not built with run_all_quickbuilds. This pull request adds two developer_test directories:

• developer_tests/lonely_quickbuilds (maybe needs a better name)
  quickbuild.sh builds the programs not caught by dart quickbuild.shs
• developer_tests/system_simulation
  quickdbuild.sh builds the programs in assimilation_code/programs/system_simulation
  Using the dev_test in quickdbuild.sh because the system simulation codes do not follow the layout of other dart programs.
  In addition, I do not think they actually need much of dart (only random sequences). Unclear if they should be using types_mod. So build could be simplified further (no preprocess), but this pull request just uses the bog standard dart build, preprocess + build.

Fixes issue

fixes #1068
Two of the system_similation programs did not compile because they had _r8 but are not using types_mod, these have been changed to .d0

Types of changes

• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
• Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)
• Documentation update

Documentation changes needed?

• My change requires a change to the documentation.
  • I have updated the documentation accordingly.

Tests

Please describe any tests you ran to verify your changes.
run_all_quickdbuild.sh
https://github.com/NCAR/DART/actions/runs/22865933793

Checklist for merging

• Updated changelog entry
• Documentation updated
• Update conf.py

Checklist for release

• Merge into main
• Create release from the main branch with appropriate tag
• Delete feature-branch

Testing Datasets

• Dataset needed for testing available upon request
• Dataset download instructions included
• No dataset needed

[hkershaw-brown]

No rush on this, checking everything builds, which nearly everything does.