Add The missing Hint to allow any visit reader to properly set its file name
Fix data object set method from executive to information object
Fix XML to properly use the time series reader
BUG: Correctly null-terminate strings read from binary GMV files

     For binary GMV files with file type "ieeei[48]r[48]", i.e. character data
     is 8 characters long, read keywords got null-terminated at position 32
     instead of 8.
BUG 13958 - Detect incompletely defined data array and abruptly ending GMV files

     1) When bulk-reading into arrays (from ASCII or binary file) and the
     expected number of items can not be read (without hitting EOF), initialise
     the remaining array items to zero.

     2) GMV files that end abruptly do not cause endless loops and crashes any
     more.

     3) Distinguish between file reading errors where a file ends abruptly and
     where it can not be read from anymore. Appropriate error message for
     either case.

     4) Removed obsolete error code GMVABORT in favour of GMVERROR
BUG #0014102. Fix CGNS segfaults when cell/point vars are named same.

Temporary fix for BUG #14102. The issue comes from the fact that they are trying
to load celldata and pointdata variables with the same name and the reader can't
sort them ( the location information is not pass through the function call
"GetVar"). I have written a temporary fix that will prevent the crash but not
solve the problem.  In the attached file, the chicken path I take is very
simple: I modify variable name by prepending "CELL_" when cell centered data are
found, then if point data exist it's kept to prevent possible collision,
otherwise it's removed.  In the end, as long as user is not manipulating mixed
Cell and Vertex data, nothing is changed. On the contrary, if there is any risk
of crash CELL data will appear with a prefix.
Merge branch 'bug_14102_cgns'

* bug_14102_cgns:
  BUG #0014102. Fix CGNS segfaults when cell/point vars are named same.
Removed some dead code related to enabling the MFIX reader.