Adds Support for Export Limited PV systems #48
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used to calculate excess power when export limiting is enforced by the power provider.
when grid export limitation are in place the excess power may never get to a point that the device is switched on
fixed typos
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Uses forecast.solar integration
example: I'm limited to 1500W export limit on my 15KW system, so at the most I can ever export on my 15KW system is 1500w, as such, I never get over the control thresholds to charge my Tesla and will always sit on the lowest amps
Implementing the estimation of PV generation available right now using the forecast.solar integration allows full potential of control a seen in the screenshot that shows working implementation of this PR, morning is export limited, while when I enabled you can see full tracking occurring at full output that the PVs are generating for the time of day
closes #47