A start on a coarse grid generator - #449
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Here's a start on a crude "manual" coarse grid generator based on the bounding box of the reference grid. It's work in progress. For example, there are some well configurations that is not handled (one such situation is in the tests).
For testing, I copied a test model (faarikaal2) I found in the ECL test-data directory (https://github.com/equinor/ecl/tree/master/test-data/local/ECLIPSE/faarikaal/). I hope that's ok. I need to do some more testing on this model.
Next step, and next PR, is to see what kind of data is needed for running the rest of the flownet pipeline. As well as commenting and correcting this code, of course!
I guess I would recommend to eventually merge this to a separate branch (when it comes to that), to keep this experimental work separated from the rest.
This PR is related to #445