ctsm5.4.033: Update FATES tag with fix for LUH no_nan data set issue

[glemieux]

Description of changes

Resolves #3789

Specific notes

Contributors other than yourself, if any: @samsrabin

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[glemieux]

Currently waiting on FATES-side approval and tag creation.

[glemieux]

Regression testing on izumi against ctsm5.4.032 is complete. All expected tests pass B4B, with the known exception of the FATES tests. Those DIFFs are consistent with those seen in NGEET/fates#1522 (i.e. sci.1.92.0_api.44.1.0).

Results: /scratch/cluster/glemieux/ctsm-tests/tests_0416-113720iz

New baseline ctsm5.4.033 on izumi has had permissions updated to be readable by group and others.

Still waiting on the derecho tests to get through the queue.

[glemieux]

Regression testing on derecho against ctsm5.032 is complete. All expected tests are B4B, with the known exceptions for the fates testmods (as discussed above). The fatessp tests show DIFFs consistent with NGEET/fates#1522 (comment).

The only unexpected DIFF was for NLCOMP with both compiler versions of SMS_D_Ld5.5x5_amazon_rHDMA.I2000Clm60SpMizGs.derecho_intel.mizuroute-default. The Teststatus.log is showing something about "Inequivalent lines". Has anyone seen this before? Can it safely be ignored?

Results: /glade/u/home/glemieux/scratch/ctsm-tests/tests_0416-090144de