Automate State Initialization

[jacob-moore22]

Description

This PR adds the capability for the solvers to define what state they need and initialize only the required state as well as handle the case when a previous solver already initialized said state. It also adds the start of the staggered grid thermomechanical solver (SGTM), but it is not complete yet. The code currently is valid for that solver up to t=0. The evolution will come in a future PR. Feel free to ignore the SGTM specific files for now.

All solvers have been updated with the new state initialization framework.

As a note, there is still a bit of work to do on automate outputs. We need to add a .get_name() functionality to MATAR arrays to keep from naming the state fields in multiple places. For now, I just added the basic piping to pass the used state to the output writers, but they are not yet used. That will be in a future PR.

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How Has This Been Tested?

• Test A : All regression tests pass on CUDA build.
• Test B :

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[nathanielmorgan]

Brilliant job with the state enums to declare what state must be allocated. Quite useful stuff!