Fix emulator corr indexing#657
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We were assuming only one basis vector when indexing the emulator correlation strength.
This relied on the correct calculation of how many emulator correlation strength parameters there were; we had assumed there was one svd term.
Again, this relied on the calculation of the number of emulator correlation strength parameters. We had assumed there was one svd basis vector which is an incorrect assumption.
There are num_svd_terms of these things, not 1.
We were underestimating how many of these variables there were. There aren't always dimScenario+dimParameter. There's dimScenario+dimParameter *for each* emulator precision variable.
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@roystgnr this is what I've been working on. Super not ready to merge yet.