`ContinuousSet.get_interval()` should always report a step None

[jsiirola]

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Summary

While the ContinuousSet is implemented as a discrete set, It should not report that its interval is discrete.

Steps to reproduce the issue

>>> from pyomo.dae import *
>>> c = ContinuousSet(bounds=(0,1))
>>> c.construct()
>>> c.get_interval()
(0, 1, 1)

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Pyomo version: all Python version: Operating system: How Pyomo was installed (PyPI, conda, source): Solver (if applicable):

Additional information

[michaelbynum]

What should it report after discretization?

[jsiirola]

I think it should probably still report None. That turns out to be a no-op for collocation as the discretization points do not use a fixed step. However, that would be a change for the finite difference discretization: right now, it results in the ContinuousSet reporting the discretization step as the ContinuousSet's step.