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Fix ice-sheet grounding based on ocean column thickness (#512)
A few bug fixes so that the GL_couple=.true. option works correctly. Setting GL_couple=.true. will determine the grounding based on ocean column thickness rather than the typical the hydrostatic equilibrium condition. This has the advantage of accounting for changes in sea level, tides, etc. However, it has the disadvantage of not working with the same thoroughly-tested sub-element grounding line parameterization used for the hydrostatic condition. Instead, it accounts for sub-element grounding line movement by, during the SSA solution, using a grounding mask averaged over all ocean (sub)steps that completed since the last SSA solve. Unlike the hydrostatic sub-element parameterization, the dependence of the GL_couple=.true. scheme on grid resolution has not yet been determined. Qualitatively similar grounding line retreat/advance behavior is achieved with both approaches for MISOMIP IceOcean1 on a 2km grid, but GL_couple=.true. results in a rougher grounding line position with less retreat. Note that this commit also fixed a bug in applying the hydrostatic grounding line approach without its sub-element parameterization (though the sub-element parameterization should also be used anyway).
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