Fix print in mali interpolate

[xylar]

This merge applies the latest linting tools to mpas_tools.landice.interpolate.

Then, it fixes a print statement that was incorrectly copied over from the original script:

MPAS-Tools/landice/mesh_tools_li/interpolate_to_mpasli_grid.py

Line 343 in 8ee9da8

print(' Input layer {}, layer {} min/max: {} {}'.format(z, InputFieldName, InputField[:,z].min(), InputField[:,z].max()))

[xylar]

@andrewdnolan, let me know if this works for you. I'll ask @trhille to review, but only after we know that it actually fixes the problem you had.

[xylar]

This is the only non-linting change in this PR.

[trhille]

I tested this by creating a new Thwaites mesh using the default settings in mesh_gen.cfg, and then interpolated all fields from a previous optimized Thwaites mesh (interpolate_to_mpasli_grid -s /global/cfs/cdirs/fanssie/MALI_input_files/Thwaites_1to4km_r04/Thwaites_1to4km_r04_20250127.nc -d Thwaites.nc -m d). The print-outs for the 3D fields are correct:

## temperature ##
    ---- Interpolating time level 0 ----
  Using layer centers for the vertical coordinate of this field.
  Input layer 0, layer temperature min/max: 241.41179677598365 263.4898178707812
  ...Layer 0, Interpolating this layer to MPAS grid using built-in barycentric method...
  interpolated MPAS temperature, layer 0 min/max: 241.4693528651369 263.46292387664624
  Input layer 1, layer temperature min/max: 241.47488921045857 266.4047522034457
  ...Layer 1, Interpolating this layer to MPAS grid using built-in barycentric method...
  interpolated MPAS temperature, layer 1 min/max: 241.54983449344206 265.7005597930205
  Input layer 2, layer temperature min/max: 241.60280018996139 268.77289504790343
  ...Layer 2, Interpolating this layer to MPAS grid using built-in barycentric method...
  interpolated MPAS temperature, layer 2 min/max: 241.72883783988996 268.0380455487133
  Input layer 3, layer temperature min/max: 241.9699879796031 270.25775535505795
  ...Layer 3, Interpolating this layer to MPAS grid using built-in barycentric method...
  interpolated MPAS temperature, layer 3 min/max: 242.25711756180596 269.77152456380367
  Input layer 4, layer temperature min/max: 241.9213221418217 271.2944617092036
  ...Layer 4, Interpolating this layer to MPAS grid using built-in barycentric method...
  interpolated MPAS temperature, layer 4 min/max: 242.99108604353358 270.9689606201567
  Input layer 5, layer temperature min/max: 241.77675015641108 271.9431498528645
  ...Layer 5, Interpolating this layer to MPAS grid using built-in barycentric method...
  interpolated MPAS temperature, layer 5 min/max: 242.953669846482 271.743186272462
  Input layer 6, layer temperature min/max: 241.66053993303544 272.30730503882705
  ...Layer 6, Interpolating this layer to MPAS grid using built-in barycentric method...
  interpolated MPAS temperature, layer 6 min/max: 242.92657440594814 272.18251983560543
  Input layer 7, layer temperature min/max: 241.56316857654912 272.6256482905611
  ...Layer 7, Interpolating this layer to MPAS grid using built-in barycentric method...
  interpolated MPAS temperature, layer 7 min/max: 242.9057428223344 272.36337747442184
  Input layer 8, layer temperature min/max: 241.4783677377676 272.8191295575475
  ...Layer 8, Interpolating this layer to MPAS grid using built-in barycentric method...
  interpolated MPAS temperature, layer 8 min/max: 242.88865778700685 272.519402616403
  Input layer 9, layer temperature min/max: 241.40189332332608 272.8944958249406
  ...Layer 9, Interpolating this layer to MPAS grid using built-in barycentric method...
  interpolated MPAS temperature, layer 9 min/max: 242.87371628313343 272.7076423759683
  Input layer field nCells has layers: [0.11570248 0.31940618 0.47589305 0.59871996 0.69690098 0.77662037
 0.84223616 0.89689151 0.94289981 0.98199446]
  MPAS layer centers are: [0.11570248 0.31940618 0.47589305 0.59871996 0.69690098 0.77662037
 0.84223616 0.89689151 0.94289981 0.98199446]
  MPAS temperature on MPAS vertical layers, min/max of all layers: 241.4693528651369, 272.7076423759683
  interpolation done in 0.05921252002008259

[andrewdnolan]

@xylar Yes, the corrected print statements fixes the error I was running into.

[xylar]

@andrewdnolan and @trhille, thanks to you both for testing. Sorry about that typo!