html front page may use wrong links when component names are too similar

[jypeter]

I'm using the following 2 components that start with the same string (on purpose)

                 'Atmosphere_Surface',
                 'Atmosphere_Surface_shift',

which produces the following template front page

<li><a href="target_Atmosphere_Surface" target="_blank">Atmosphere Surface</a></li>
<li><a href="target_Atmosphere_Surface_shift" target="_blank">Atmosphere Surface (Shifted)</a></li>

Unfortunately when the templates are resolved and target_Atmosphere_Surface is replaced by the actual link, it is replaced in both lines above and the second link becomes garbage!!

<li><a href="https://vesg.ipsl.upmc.fr/thredds/fileServer/IPSLFS/jypmce/C-ESM-EP/PMIP4_6kf3_ref_jypmce/Atmosphere_Surface/atlas_Atmosphere_Surface_PMIP4_6kf3_ref.html" target="_blank">Atmosphere Surface</a></li>
<li><a href="https://vesg.ipsl.upmc.fr/thredds/fileServer/IPSLFS/jypmce/C-ESM-EP/PMIP4_6kf3_ref_jypmce/Atmosphere_Surface/atlas_Atmosphere_Surface_PMIP4_6kf3_ref.html_shift" target="_blank">Atmosphere Surface (Shifted)</a></li>

This can be easily fixed in run_C-ESM-EP.py by adding some delimiters in the template strings

Replace
newline = '<li><a href="target_' + cesmep_module[0] + '" target="_blank">' + cesmep_module[1] + '</a></li>'
with
newline = '<li><a href="%%target_' + cesmep_module[0] + '%%" target="_blank">' + cesmep_module[1] + '</a></li>'
This will produce the following template

<li><a href="%%target_Atmosphere_Surface%%" target="_blank">Atmosphere Surface</a></li>
<li><a href="%%target_Atmosphere_Surface_shift%%" target="_blank">Atmosphere Surface (Shifted)</a></li>

And the also replace
pysed(frontpage_html, 'target_' + component, url)
with
pysed(frontpage_html, '%%target_' + component + '%%', url)

WARNING! DO NOT use as delimiters characters that have a special meaning for sed. I started with '[' and ']' instead of '%%' and ran out of quota

Other strings are replaced in the template html file and could possibly use the same delimiter trick (to be safe)