Adding the isconsistent optional argument to interpolate functions

[amartinhuertas]

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Pull request overview

Adds an optional isconsistent argument to distributed interpolate* entry points so callers can control ghost-consistency handling when constructing the resulting FEFunction.

Changes:

• Extend DistributedSingleFieldFESpace interpolate, interpolate!, interpolate_dirichlet*, and interpolate_everywhere* to accept isconsistent=false.
• Thread isconsistent through to FEFunction(...) constructors.
• Document the API change in NEWS.md.

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File	Description
src/FESpaces.jl	Adds isconsistent optional arg to distributed single-field interpolation functions and forwards it to FEFunction.
NEWS.md	Adds a changelog bullet for the new optional argument.

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