Fix nrt time units calendar#199
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Now the function sets the `time` parameter to have consistent units and calendar. Also Removes the FillValue from coordinate variables. This ensures that the daily outputs for both G10016 and G02202 are consistent Fixes an observed bug where the `time` variable has: * `units` attr that are based on the day of file creation * `calendar` attr that shows "proleptic_gregorian".
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BUGFIX:
timevariable in published G10016 daily files now hasunitsattribute of "days since 1970-01-01" and sets the
calendarattribute to"standard". This resolves an issue where the
unitsattr was dependent on thefile creation date and the
calendarattribute showed"proleptic_gregorian". This ensures consistency between G10016 and G02202
daily output files.