feat: Change molarity concentration to molality concentration - #3996
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This PR changes convention of the concentration fed into
HPCReactfrom molarity [mol/m3] or [mol/L] to molality [mol/kg], as a preparatory step for introducing the activity model.Specific changes include:
Switched the concentration passed to HPCReact from molarity to molality, converting back with the system's solvent density at every caller: accumulation, advective and diffusive flux, Dirichlet and source terms, and their thermal counterparts.
Sourced the solvent density from the solver's single reactive fluid model rather than a per-subregion scan, and turned the previously silent single-fluid-model assumption into an explicit input error, ensuring a single fluid model defined across all regions for a uniform dof layout.
Restored the finite-difference Jacobian test to
dt = 1.0, since the reduction to 0.01 was a workaround for the inflated reaction term.Rebaseline
Depends on GEOS-DEV/HPCReact#21