add a script to test network compatibility with NSE_NET #1416
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This script is based on burn_cell. This script does constant temperature evolution and compares it to the NSE results. It prints out tables at the end that show the absolute and relative errors of mass fractions.
There are three cases for ye: <0.5, =0.5, >0.5
Both temperature and density are set at runtime.
Since we didn't set a reference cell size, we should let
nse.nse_dx_independent=1, if we want to see whether the burn_state would enter NSE.If
nse.nse_dx_independent=1, then the script only prints out cases when burn_state failed to enter NSE.This should come after PR #1408 is reviewed.