Add a side hierarchic nodal soln implementation

[lindsayad]

Given the previous comment here (which I've temporarily kept), I anticipate some debate on this, although I think the implementation is defensible given what we already do for projecting discontinuous solutions onto nodes for other output cases

[lindsayad]

If we agree on this implementation, I'd probably go and temporarily skip the affected MOOSE tests

[lindsayad]

This is how side_hiearchic_out.e in MOOSE looks like on QUAD9 with this PR visualized via paraview. My current choice to not encode a value for element interior nodes is obvious. What do people think? I'll note that previously this gold file just had all zeroes for the aux_side_var and didn't even have any representation of side_var due to some quirks in the MOOSE output system. I'm a little surprised that @roystgnr decided this Exodiff test fulfilled this stated requirement, but I've certainly done worse in my time I'm sure.

The system shall initialize SIDE_HIERARCHIC variables as instructed

With this PR: CONSTANT SIDE_HIERARCHIC side_var

With this PR: FIRST SIDE_HIERARCHIC aux_side_var

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[roystgnr]

Given the previous comment here (which I've temporarily kept), I anticipate some debate on this

There's definitely a lot of room for debate here, and a whole spectrum of possible positions to take from "Roy was being too lazy" on the one end through "Roy was just being thoughtless" on the other, but I'm not sure I want to actually find out which one of those positions wins, and I am sure I like your solution here better.

[roystgnr]

Let's skip the affected tests and run CI again to be paranoid before merging; I just finally fixed that stupid openmp bug and I'm already getting used to seeing everything green again.