Add vertical eddy fluc tendency to gcmdriven setup #3348
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Add vertical eddy fluc tendency to gcm-driven cases
Following PyCLES forcing: https://github.com/CliMA/pycles/blob/71c1752a1ef1b43bb90e5817de9126468b4eeba9/ForcingGCMFixed.pyx#L260