Update climate-models.csv to include graphing values

[jcoliver]

Want to include figure-friendly descriptions of climate model / time point calculations (e.g. "SSP3-7.0" and "2050s") as well as numeric representations of timepoints reflecting midpoint of data ranges (e.g. 2012, 2055, 2085) for situations when time is a continuous variable (in graphs where time is the x-axis).

[jcoliver]

File updated in e828aa2. Still to be used in figure creation (everything still hard-coded as of this point).

[jcoliver]

As the use of this file is being implemented, note if there are common data transformations that would be better suited to live in the actual CSV. That is, if the same pasting and/or string substitutions are happening in three or more different scripts, the outputs of those operations should instead live in a cell of the CSV.

[jcoliver]

In multiple different scripts, we see the same operation:

# Get climate model information, removing "ensemble_" from climate name
climate_models <- read.csv(file = "data/climate-models.csv") %>%
  mutate(name = gsub(pattern = "ensemble_", replacement = "", x = name))

This might be something to address (by removing "ensemble_" from the name column in climate-models.csv); however, the prediction output that gets sent to output/distributions is still using this part of the name (the function run_one_predict() uses the value in the name column as is, resulting in all forecast distributions files having "ensemble_" as part of their name.

This is a good stretch goal.