Add a release about coretran HOT 7 CLOSED

Some context: @rmcd-mscb and I are working to wrap @pnorton-usgs's PRMS6 with a Basic Model Interface and make it callable in Python through pymt. At @csdms, we use Anaconda as our distribution tool. I'd like to make a conda package for coretran. This makes it super easy for users (and developers!) to install. While I could build off a commit, it's easier in conda to build off a release.

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Yeah this would be awesome. I thought CMAKE was super easy to install, but I bet it's even easier with Anaconda. Do you know if it cleverly handles submodules and hierarchy dependency of the newer style of Fortran like CMAKE? i.e. only re-compiles changed submodules and links rather than doing a full recompile?

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My KdTree does not currently use the adaptive arithmetic in-sphere/in-circle geometry code yet, let me update those routines and then I can do a tag on a release.

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@leonfoks Thank you for your help with this!

The neat thing about a conda package is that it uses the developer's build process. I'll include a build script that simply calls your cmake setup (which worked flawlessly on the first try on my Linux machine). You can then build, through conda, binaries for the package on macOS, Linux, and Windows. For example, here's my recipe for the FaSTEMCH model, and here's the associated Anaconda page where the binaries are hosted.

I'll stay tuned for updates on this issue. Thanks again!

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@leonfoks Hi Leon -- I just wanted to check in to see if you'd be willing to stamp a release on coretran. For my own use, I've been building it with conda on Linux and macOS, and I'm planning to try soon on Windows.

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@mdpiper Done!

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@leonfoks Thank you!

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