fix timevary_SRparm for styr-1 start #737
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Concisely describe what has been changed/addressed in the pull request.
A user noted that timevary ln(R0) was not working correctly if the block started in styr-1, rather than starting during the time series. This is fixed by a small change to the creation of timevary_SRparm(y) in readcontrol
What tests have been done?
Rick tested using an example from Andre with a blovk on ln(R0) starting in styr-1
Where are the relevant files?
<-- - [x] No test files are required for this pull request. -->
What tests/review still need to be done?
Andre will be testing
Is there an input change for users to Stock Synthesis?
<-- - [x] No, there was no input change. -->
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