Updates to outage measure

[joseph-robertson]

#235

It looked like the last hour of the day wasn't getting the new schedule applied. This fixes that. I've also cleaned up some code and added some new unit tests.

@jmaguire1 can you review this?

Specifically, it looks like some things aren't getting zeroed out (e.g., electric interior equipment). You can use the attached osw file for testing.
example_single_family_detached.osw.txt

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Merging #238 into master will increase coverage by <.01%.
The diff coverage is 97.23%.

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[jmaguire1]

Should we fix the heating and cooling setpoints now to actuate an availability schedule rather than super low/high setpoints? I'm guessing you made this change because the values used here were causing an issue...

[joseph-robertson]

We've removed our Constants.NoHeatingSetpoint and Constants.NoCoolingSetpoint methods, and so I threw in -10000 and 10000 here thinking it would give the same result as before. Not really sure what you mean by actuate an availability schedule. Let's chat when you have time.

[joseph-robertson]

I'm now setting an "outage" fixed interval schedule (of 0s and 1s) on availability schedules for HVAC equipment and EMS sensor res_infil_1_wh_sch_s (for the house fan).

This appears to mostly work; however there are still tiny amounts of electric heating during the outage period. Any idea what this could be (and how we can zero it out)?

@jmaguire1