Fix bug in ExternalInflow Orientation indexing #2628
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Feature or improvement description
An issue was discovered with the indexing in ExternalInflow which populates the Orientation data that is sent to AMR-Wind. Effectively a
+1was replaced with a_1and instead of throwing a compilation error, this was interpreted as a type specification. This lead to an off-by-one indexing error in the orientation matrices. This PR fixes this issue and adds a new regression test which exercises the ExternalInflow module.Impacted areas of the software
ExternalInflow and regression tests.
Test results, if applicable
New test was added and is passing.