[PfemFluid] Add constitutive laws #6504
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This PR is the first stage of the pfem elements restyling.
Basically the computation of the stresses and the effective viscosity of the fluids are now managed by the constitutive laws. This also allows an easier implementation of the temperature dependent material properties (refer to KratosMultiphysics/GiDInterface#713).
Aside the tests, all the constitutive laws are checked against the current behaviour in the master branch. Performance test is also successful.
@GuillermoCasas , @joaquinirazabal SDEM-PFEM test and example are update accordingly.
@jginternational temperature dependent constitutive laws will follow shortly in a separate PR.
Massimiliano