feat: add BC condition mode and slack allocation#506
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Looks good overall. If possible, I would change the basecase_net to a basecase loadflowresult
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SpPS condition mode (BC / CON)
SpPS condition rows now have a condition_mode field. The default CON behaviour is unchanged — conditions are checked against post-contingency results. The new BC mode checks a condition against the base-case results (before the contingency is applied), which is useful for protection schemes that should react to pre-existing overloads or voltage violations.
To support this, the engine now receives a full copy of the base-case network instead of just a voltage series, making all base-case result tables available for condition evaluation.
Slack re-allocation inside the SpPS loop
assign_slack_per_island is now called after every batch of SpPS actions (e.g. switch openings) before the subsequent power flow. This ensures that any new electrical islands created mid-loop always have a valid slack bus, preventing solver failures in cascading protection scenarios.
Simplified slack allocation
assign_slack_per_island no longer requires callers to pass a pre-built network graph or element lists. It now derives the post-outage topology directly from the network, removing boilerplate from every call site.