change the env_proc trigger from `timestamp` to `timestep`
This achieves the same results without requiring `timestamp` to be a mandatory state variable
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@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ class Executor:
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del last_in_obj
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del last_in_obj
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self.apply_env_proc(env_processes, last_in_copy, last_in_copy['timestamp'])
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self.apply_env_proc(env_processes, last_in_copy, last_in_copy['timestep'])
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last_in_copy["substep"], last_in_copy["timestep"], last_in_copy['run'] = m_step, t_step, run
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last_in_copy["substep"], last_in_copy["timestep"], last_in_copy['run'] = m_step, t_step, run
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sL.append(last_in_copy)
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sL.append(last_in_copy)
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