feat: implement GET DIRECT CONSTANTS for CSV #86
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Looks good to me. I merged the latest from develop into this branch, changed the path passed to readCsv to be relative to the model directory (like we did for previous branches), and then verified that all tests are passing, so I think this is ready to be merged. I'll merge it shortly.
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Fixes #83
GET DIRECT CONSTANTS is implemented during code generation by reading the CSV file and generating a constant initialization for each cell value. A test model is included that covers zero, one, and two dimensions of data (all the possibilities for a CSV file in Vensim). One test covers the case where subscripts occur in a different order on the LHS than in the data.