disable waterbody execution in pybind/troute test

[hellkite500]

The t-route waterbody input structure has changed enough that the test input file doesn't conform to the required inputs. Until the inputs can be fixed, simply disabling the waterbody execution portion of the t-route run will allow the test to still execute a simple routing test via the pybind interface in ngen.

Also added a runner to test the routing adapter integration with the ngen framework.

Changes

• disable waterbody execution in t-route configuration for pybind/troute test

Testing

1. Using the correct t-route submodule (bump t-route submodule commit to include bugfixes #399) should allow the test to pass with this config change.

Todos

• Fix the watebody-params.json to conform to latest waterbody/lake definition (and probably create a lakes.json) sorry @mikejohnson51 😄

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Target Environment support

• Linux
• MacOS

[mikejohnson51]

Is there a documented waterbody/lake definition I can look at?

[hellkite500]

Is there a documented waterbody/lake definition I can look at?

We worked out some things before AGU, I have the example files from HUC01 if that helps?
All that is really needed here is for this test data set in test/data/routing to be updated.