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Remove the unused element Rad_Earth from ocean_grid_type and dyn_horgrid_type. The dimensionally rescaled equivalent element G%Rad_Earth_L is extensively used, and it will continue to exist. G%Rad_Earth_L was introduced in November 27, 2021 as a dimensionally rescaled version of G%Rad_Earth, while the unscaled version was retained because at the time, the Rad_Earth element of the dyn_horgrid_type is also used in SIS2. However, SIS2 has not used G%Rad_Earth since December 23, 2021, so after 3 years we can now safely remove this unused element. Any cases on other branches that might be impacted by this change will not compile. All answers are bitwise identical, but there is one less element in two transparent types.
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