Add usage filters to executable_modifiers #1329
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This commit allows executable_modifiers defined within modifiers to define usage filters. These can currently be set to only apply once, to apply once but only on the first MPI executable, to be applied to only MPI executables (but all of them), or to have no usage filters. Filters will constrain the number of times an executable modifier will be applied within a given experiment.
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This merge allows executable_modifiers defined within modifiers to apply usage filters. Usage filters can change what the rules are for applying an executable_modifier to a given executable. Pre-defined filters include "None" (i.e. no restrictions), "once" (only apply once), "first_mpi" (apply to the first MPI executable), or "all_mpi" (apply to all MPI executables).
Modifiers can define their own additional usage_filters as well, to change the logic.