Add PFS example: spectral wave nesting#954
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Add a new docs example showing how to programmatically add a spectral output to a MIKE SW setup file for model nesting. The example reads the North Sea mesh and setup, copies an existing line output, modifies it for spectral output across the Thames Estuary, and writes the updated setup. Also renames template.sw to NorthSea.sw for clarity (no test references).
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Summary
The docs/examples section has no PFS examples. The PFS user guide covers the mechanics but only with a generic
concat.mztfile — there's no real-world example showing how to automate setup file modifications.This adds an example that reads a North Sea spectral wave setup, copies an existing line output, modifies it for spectral output across the Thames Estuary (for model nesting), and writes the updated setup. The mesh is plotted with the nesting boundary overlaid.
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The modified
.swfile needs to be loaded and run in MIKE Zero to verify that the output type/format values (type=4, format=1) and line coordinates produce a valid spectral line output.