Fix MoorDyn initial fairlead positions when SubDyn is present#3316
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Feature or improvement description
Previously, the initial offsets of MoorDyn fairleads during dynamic relaxation were set based on ElastoDyn even if SubDyn is present. With this PR, the fairlead initial positions will be set based on SubDyn initial offset when appropriate.
Related issue, if one exists
Issue #3314
Impacted areas of the software
Glue-code
Test results, if applicable
No change to r-test