Fix a build error when Python is turned off

[stcui007]

Fixed issue 403. Build successfully. Bmi_Py_Formulation should not be used when python is off.

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test/realizations/catchments/Bmi_Multi_Formulation_Test.cpp

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Passed all unit tests.

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Target Environment support

• [x ] Linux

[mattw-nws]

I realized that a related error can happen on line 673 also if Fortran support is turned off instead of Python... see my PR on your branch.

[stcui007]

Yeah. Good point.

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