fix(scripts): correct variable names and comments in split_grid_transient.py#21
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…ient.py - Rename 'grid_steady_file' to 'grid_transient_file' throughout - Update usage description to reflect transient file processing - Fix example filename reference from '.grid.steady' to '.grid.ttrace' - Update output filename pattern to use actual prefix These changes eliminate confusion between steady-state and transient processing workflows.
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Description
This PR addresses inconsistencies in split_grid_transient.py where comments and variable names appear to have been carried over from split_grid_steady.py without appropriate updates.
Changes Made:
The core functionality of original split_grid_transient.py file remains unaffected - the script executes correctly without behavioral changes. These modifications simply address documentation and naming issues that could confuse developers working with both steady-state and transient processing workflows.