Add support for saving checkpoints by calendar dates #3316
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This commit adds support for providing a calendar frequency to the function that saves to the state to disk. This is required to ensure that diagnostics and states are synced and output at the same time. To enable this, I use the same infrastructure used by diagnostic module. Everything was already there, I just needed to add the YAML parsing.
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This commit adds support for providing a calendar frequency to the function that saves to the state to disk. This is required to ensure that diagnostics and states are synced and output at the same time. To enable this, I use the same infrastructure used by diagnostic module. Everything was already there, I just needed to add the YAML parsing.