Add self-describing header to compute_shc output (shc.out)#1581
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This PR adds a
#-comment header block toshc.out, following the pattern established for other measure output files (#1579).shc.outcontains two structurally distinct datasets (correlation function and spectral heat current) with different column semantics, so the header uses# columns_correlationand# columns_shcinstead of a single# columnsline.The header also records
# num_correlation_rowsand# num_frequency_rowsto make the block boundaries unambiguous for parsers.When
group_id -1is used (all groups),# num_output_groupsgives the number of block pairs written.