Automatically detect properties which can be computed - #230
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Addresses #170
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calculate_missing_properties: trueSOAP enabled every property in the property table and then aborted partway into the run when a required snapshot dataset turned out to be absent. It now auto-enables only those properties whose required datasets are actually present in the input files, so a partial or unfamiliar snapshot runs without hand-editing the parameter file.Explicitly enabled properties with missing datasets are treated differently. SOAP reports every such property along with the datasets it lacks and aborts before any work is done.