feat: Enable aperture modifications without a full mechanics solver #3906
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…ult. A problem sample is defined in 'stressPathDrivenGeomechanics/'. The pressure and aperture data will be saved in the files 'fracPressure_history.hdf5' and 'fracAperture_history.hdf5'.
…ic trajectory: BartonBandisStressPathDriven.
…ePassThru function for our new constitutive law; Deleting commented function in FlowSolverBase; Using previous implementation of the Barton Bandis law, with Kni
…ling the new solver anymore;
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This PR is the initial step for implementing a simplified hydromechanical coupling - based on the Barton–Bandis aperture model and a prescribed stress path - initially within a single-phase flow simulation.
The main change introduced here enables the fracture aperture to be updated directly by the flow solver, rather than exclusively when using fully coupled solvers.