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Merge branch 'proteanplanet/ocean/pslv' (PR #5999)
Fixes PMSL coupling between ocean and atmosphere This fixes a major bug in E3SM by replacing an incorrect coupling of PBOT (pressure in the mid-bottom atmospheric layer), with PSLV (atmosphere model sea level pressure) in the ocean-atmosphere coupled fields. The consequences of this PR are widespread: It was diagnosed from intermittent crashes that have been experienced in the Mediterranean Sea, it changes widespread pressure fields experienced on all ocean surfaces, and fixes sea ice biases. This pull request only affects B-cases. In G-cases, PBOT and PSLV are currently identically set to pressure at mean sea level, thus a reason why this bug has previously gone undetected. Reference to PBOT has been completely removed in the sea ice coupling code as part of this PR to avoid future confusion, because it is was not being used. [CC] for B-cases
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