Add screenshots to asset-sensor page in documentation

Signed-off-by: BelhsanHmida <mohamedbelhsanhmida@gmail.com>

documentation/views/asset-data.rst

@@ -20,6 +20,24 @@ This includes the possibility to specify which sensors the asset page should sho
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+For each asset, you can also visit a status page to see if your data connectivity and recent jobs are okay. This is how data connectivity status looks like on the building asset from our tutorial:
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+.. image:: https://github.com/FlexMeasures/screenshots/raw/main/tut/toy-schedule/screenshot_building_status.png
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+..    :scale: 40%
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+This is how the audit log looks for the history of actions taken on an asset:
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+.. image:: https://github.com/FlexMeasures/screenshots/raw/main/screenshot-auditlog.PNG
+    :align: center
+..    :scale: 40%
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 .. note:: It is possible to overlay data for multiple sensors, by setting the `sensors_to_show` attribute to a nested list. For example, ``{"sensor_to_show": [3, [2, 4]]}`` would show the data for sensor 4 laid over the data for sensor 2.
 .. note:: While it is possible to show an arbitrary number of sensors this way, we recommend showing only the most crucial ones for faster loading, less page scrolling, and generally, a quick grasp of what the asset is up to.
 .. note:: Asset attributes can be edited through the CLI as well, with the CLI command ``flexmeasures edit attribute``.
@@ -56,4 +74,4 @@ And here are 4 days of (dis)-charging patterns in Seita's V2GLiberty project:
 
 Charging (blue) mostly happens in sunshine hours, discharging during high-price hours (morning & evening)
 
-So on a technical level, the daily heatmap is essentially a heatmap of the sensor's values, with dates on the y-axis and time of day on the x-axis. For individual devices, it gives an insight into the device's running times. A new button lets users switch between charts.
+So on a technical level, the daily heatmap is essentially a heatmap of the sensor's values, with dates on the y-axis and time of day on the x-axis. For individual devices, it gives an insight into the device's running times. A new button lets users switch between charts.