Fix: Strip quotes from filenames in OPEN/CLOSE statements (when present) making ulstrd function a bit more forgiving with external input files#2545
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This PR adds a small safety fix to handle filenames in
OPEN/CLOSElines that are surrounded by quotes, which can sometimes be present in MODFLOW input files. For example:OPEN/CLOSE 'external_data.dat'
OPEN/CLOSE "external_data.dat"
If that is the case, in the attempt to load the data we might get an error similar to the following:
Package.load() error: open/close filename /.../'external_data.dat' not found