Add TChem interface for aerosols

[jcurtis2]

• Create aero_data from TChem using getters
  • Get number of aerosol species to allocate aero_data sizes
  • Get species name for each species
  • Get density for each species
  • Get molecular weight for each species
  • Get kappa for each species
• Set the number concentrations from 1:n_part, and 0 for n_part+1 to maximum
• Set the particle species masses in the state vector
• Reconstruct the particle masses from TChem state vector.

Testing

• Test CPU code against TChem result
• Test GPU code against TChem result
• Fix tchem tests

[slayoo]

FWIW, perhaps related warning caught on PyPartMC CI:

      /home/runner/work/PyPartMC/PyPartMC/gitmodules/partmc/src/tchem_interface.F90:23:23:
      
         11 |   use pmc_aero_data
            |      2
      ......
         23 |   subroutine initialize(arg_chemfile, arg_aerofile, arg_numericsfile, &
            |                       1
      Warning: Type mismatch in argument 'this' (CLASS(aero_rep_data_t)/CHARACTER(1)) between (1) and (2)

[slayoo]

closing and reopening to trigger codecov analysis

[codecov]

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