(origin) added option for new input files that will better indicate new origin #65
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This commit provides two new methods of resetting the origin. Unlike current methods, these require inputs the same length as splash.filenames file to give a unique centre for each dump file.
splash.sinkpos: This file is a list of integers containing the sink number to centre upon. This is required for sphNG since the sink order is not preserved amongst the dumps, but can be properly extracted using an analysis routine. This method has been tested and it works as expected.
splash.origin: This file is a list of the origins in 3D. Although this is more general than above, undesired results will occur if mixed with other shifting methods (eg SSPLASH_RESET_DENSE=yes). This method has yet to be tested.