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Add compiler flags to perlmutter cmake to enable use of mlcorrection #2770

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This commit adds the cmake flags to turn on ml-correction, already used on Livermore Computing machines, to the perlmutter machine files. I have manually tested that this compiles and works on perlmutter.

@AaronDonahue AaronDonahue added cmake Concerns CMake related files or logic BFB Bit for bit AT: Skip Stand-Alone Testing Do not run SCREAM internal unit tests for AT runs Perlmutter AT: Skip v1 Testing Do not run v1 CIME-based tests for AT runs machine learning AT: WIP Inform the autotester (AT) that the PR is a work in progress, and should not be tested labels Mar 25, 2024
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There are some issues w/ permissions that need to be resolved before this can be unWIP

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Closing pending some work on ML

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