Add momentum to documentation of compute.out file #787
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This PR adds momentum to the documentation of the
compute.outfile. Fixes #782.@brucefan1983 based on your answer in #782, I confirmed the order of the momentum output, as well as the units (which I have called amu^(1/2) eV^(1/2) in the documentation instead of Dalton^(1/2) eV^(1/2), to match the other units on the page).
Furthermore, I checked the order in which the computed properties are printed in the
compute.outfile, and momentum seems to come after the kinetic part of the heat current, so this is where I added the bullet point for momentum to comply with the final note "regardless of the order of properties in the compute keyword, the order of the output data is fixed as given above".