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Adding CMIP7 version of recipe_seaice_sensitivity.yml#4453

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Changed end date, variables and test dataset


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Changed end date, variables and test dataset
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NParsonsMO commented May 14, 2026

New plan - do this after adding in the observations.
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NParsonsMO commented May 14, 2026

Also, change Notz-style to show two different time periods, as the prescribed values only match part of the new historical,
Mock version to remind myself of the aim:
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Consider how to show obs on this (see suggestion in table above)

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Create CMIP7 version of recipe_seaice_sensititvity.yml

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