Allow Registry to generate extrap/interp routines for types without module nickname#1318
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This allows extrap/interp of rotor-level inputs to AD instead of all parts of the AD input structure. This may be used in an upcoming PR.
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Feature or improvement description
This code changes allows extrap/interp routines to use types that have different names. For example, this can be useful to interpolate the rotor-level inputs to AD instead of all parts of the AD input structure.
Impacted areas of the software
No current code is affected, but the registry has been updated for future code development.
Test results, if applicable
This does not change any results.