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Add SOURCE_TIME variable to probabilistic climatological forecasts. This allows
users to determine what time in the source data set was responsible for the
"forecast".
By default,
--add_source_time=False, preventing unexpected variables being included in downstream metrics. Of course users can always specify the--variablesthey want to use for individual metrics and avoid this issue. However, it's best if the defaults are safe.