Consider calculating delayed component for surface net radiation heat transfer

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Review the load-components accounting introduced by issue #411, focusing on the instantaneous Surface Inside Face Net Surface Thermal Radiation Heat Gain Energy term and its relationship to RTS factors. No file or test is named; done means the component's delayed treatment and its effect on envelope-load timeseries are defined and covered by an appropriate validation.

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#411 added "Surface Inside Face Net Surface Thermal Radiation Heat Gain Energy" to the load components accounting. This term is instantaneous and not delayed as other radiant terms are with RTS factors. The impact is small because surface transfer is already smoothed over time, but it could shift how some envelope loads show up in the timeseries results.

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