Nodset and sideset support in initial conditions

[cmhamel]

Adding nodeset and sideset support. A few tweaks to tests and app tools as well. Bumping to version 0.14 since the ics interface is a breaking change.

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[cmhamel]

@lxmota for your awareness InitialCondition now supports blocks, nodesets, and sidesets. Its still a little awkward in terms of setup for fields that are not the primary solution field such as velocity in dynamics.

The syntax is now

ic = InitialCondition("displ_x", func; block_name = "my_block")

or

ic = InitialCondition("displ_x", func; nodeset_name = "my_nset")

or

ic = InitialCondition("displ_x", func; sideset_name = "my_sset")

If you want to use this machinery for rates of the primary solution field (such as velocity) you need to specify the component of the primary field name. So for an IC on velocity_x it would still be

ic = InitialCondition("displ_x", func; block_name = "my_block")

and then call

update_field_ics!(V, [ic])

where V is a velocity field.

Maybe its worth changing the interface to support a component keyword.