Update CMORizers and recipes for ESMValCore v2.0.0

[SarahAlidoost]

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Tasks

• Create an issue to discuss what you are going to do, if you haven't done so already (and add the link at the bottom)
• Give this pull request a descriptive title that can be used as a one line summary in a changelog
• Make sure your code is composed of functions of no more than 50 lines and uses meaningful names for variables
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• Please use yamllint to check that your YAML files do not contain mistakes
• (Only if really necessary) Add any additional dependencies needed for the diagnostic script to setup.py, esmvaltool/install/R/r_requirements.txt or esmvaltool/install/Julia/Project.toml (depending on the language of your script) and also to package/meta.yaml for conda dependencies (includes Python and others, but not R/Julia)
• If new dependencies are introduced, check that the license is compatible with Apache2.0

New recipe/diagnostic

• Add documentation for the recipe to the doc/sphinx/source/recipes folder and add a new entry to index.rst
• Add provenance information

Modified recipe/diagnostic

• Update documentation for the recipe to the doc/sphinx/source/recipes folder
• Update provenance information if needed
• Assign the author(s) of the affected recipe(s) as reviewer(s)

New data reformatting script

• Test the CMORized data using recipes/example/recipe_check_obs.yml, to make sure the CMOR checks pass without errors
• Add the new dataset to the table in the documentation
• Tag @mattiarighi in this pull request, so that the new dataset can be added to the OBS data pool at DKRZ and synchronized with CEDA-Jasmin

Modified data reformatting script

• Test the CMORized data using recipes/example/recipe_check_obs.yml, to make sure the CMOR checks pass without errors
• Tag @mattiarighi in this pull request, so that the updated dataset can be added to the OBS data pool at DKRZ and synchronized with CEDA-Jasmin

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Closes #issue_number

[SarahAlidoost]

For this PR, esmvalcore is installed in develop mode from the branch v2.0.0.
With this PR, running python setup.py test and pytest tests/ locally result only one error as:

FLAKE8 - AttributeError: 'Application' object has no attribute 'parse_preliminary_options_and_args'

However, CI here complains about another error:

Too long with no output (exceeded 20m0s): context deadline exceeded

[bouweandela]

Thanks for making the pull request!

With this PR, running python setup.py test and pytest tests/ locally result only one error as:
FLAKE8 - AttributeError: 'Application' object has no attribute 'parse_preliminary_options_and_args'

This can be solved by upgrading the flake8 package so it matches the pytest-flake8 package.

However, CI here complains about another error:
Too long with no output (exceeded 20m0s): context deadline exceeded

This was an intermittent error, clicking the re-run button on CircleCI solved it.

The test are now failing (as expected) because they need the esmvalcore 2.0.0 package, which is not available on conda yet, because we haven't released it yet.

[bouweandela]

@mattiarighi Could you please test and merge when you think it's ready?

[mattiarighi]

Successfully tested recipe_wenzel14jgr and a two cmorizers (both NCL and Python).