Add MaterialProperty to relevant kernels and auxkernels#3
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Instead of defining fixed material properties as coefficients in the kernels, use MOOSE materials. This allows for two-way coupling on the monoblock (transferring back temperature for temperature dependent sigma). This is only really needed for the JouleHeatingAuxKernel in this case, but I implemented some others for completeness.
This turns out to have very little effect on temperature, but is still useful to have.
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AForm.iinput file is updated to use [Materials] block, which just uses simple constant parameters. This is because of the top secret parameterisations for electrical conductivity which cannot be seen by external eyes 👀. But the user may of course load their own parameterisation with a function.