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docs: own tutorial for PV curtailment & multi-asset scheduling (#1804)

* remove long-deprecated option

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* CLI schedule-command: enable asset scheduling, actually use soc-at-start, move some attributes to flex model fields

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* include flex model in CLI show-asset command

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* small doc improvements in asset API endpoint

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* Small fixes to make sure the first tutorial stage works, also in the client and API code (reverting to the sensor API here)

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* correct some things in the second (expanded) tutorial and move things about curtailment to the new tutorial file

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* actually making space for a third tutorial step with the toy battery, where we focus on multi-asset and PV curtailment

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* mention the latest postgres version we support

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* Mention usage of Docker for postgres, redis and mailhog in installation and getting-started docs

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* move some fields between building and battery for a more understandable setup; also move schedule windows to +00:00

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* commit current state - working on EV curtailment script example

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* improve flex context for PV curtailment setup (in script only so far)

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* make sure the asset marker is carried over when merging flex models sent in and from db

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* add heat storage to list of default data types

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* only check SoC-related flex-model fields if asse... (continued)

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