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Added non-normative explanation for usage of stepSize in ME #2005

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6 changes: 5 additions & 1 deletion docs/2_4_common_schema.adoc
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_[However, it is convenient for a user that <<startTime>>, <<stopTime>>, <<tolerance>> and <<stepSize>> have already a meaningful default value for the model at hand.]_ +
<<startTime>>, <<stopTime>> and <<stepSize>> refer to the unit of the <<independent>> variable.
<<stepSize>> defines the preferred <<communicationStepSize>> for Co-Simulation.
For Model Exchange and Scheduled Execution <<stepSize>> has no defined meaning.
For Model Exchange and Scheduled Execution <<stepSize>> has no defined meaning.
_[This does not prohibit the use of <<stepSize>> in the context of Model Exchange._
_For example, a fixed step size solver can use it as a default step size._
_A variable step size solver can use the <<stepSize>> as an initial step size or as result grid for the output._
_Since the required <<stepSize>> depends on the solver itself a defined meaning of <<stepSize>> for Model Exchange is impossible.]_

[[ModelVariables,`<ModelVariables>`]]
==== Model Variables
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