Let the problem cap the next time step - #7252
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…me step New virtual FvBaseProblem::maxNextTimeStepSize() (default: no limit). The adaptive-time-stepping tuning updater seeds its suggested next step from this problem limit, so a problem (e.g. a geomechanical fracture model that throttles growth per step) can cap the following sub step without touching the TUNING machinery. Schedule-driven TUNING values are combined with the problem limit as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a defaulted virtual
FvBaseProblem::maxNextTimeStepSize()(default: no limit) and combines it with the TUNING-derived suggestion. No behaviour change unless a problem overrides it; opm-flowgeomechanics uses it to throttle fracture growth per step.