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Riemann bc default - #29
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…-dependent BCs, and to make it possible to run larger angle of attack sweeps
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This PR makes Riemann-invariant far-field boundary conditions the default BC approach. This minimizes user-required inputs, and switches automatically between inflow and outflow conditions depending on the local velocity directions at the boundary facets. It also allows us to specify much broader angle of attack ranges during an optimization run.
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