Add Gray-Scott doc page #295
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Updates the gray scott model with boundary conditions and constants to produce cool looking behavior. This should probably be turned into a doc page.
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Updates the Gray-Scott example with boundary conditions and constants to produce cool looking behavior. This should probably be turned into a doc page that can showcase another example of Decapodes working with well-known physics as well as boundary condition implementations.