Update H_RATE and PODY, separate definitions

[j-opatz]

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In the process of reviewing statistical output, it was found that the H_RATE and PODY values differed. According to the User's Manual (Appendix C), these two values are identical.
However, after review of their internal calculation and true definition, it was concluded that the User's Guide was in error.

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• Remove H_RATE from current definition
• Add new definition for H_RATE, where H_RATE = n(1,1)/T

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[j-opatz]

Appendix C was updated with new, split definitions.
Noting that this may ned to be revisited, as the PointStat table still indicates that H_RATE is hit rate, but it is not conventionally known as such.