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feat: define intermediate power constraints via DB flex-models on the asset tree (#2277)

Extend the storage flex-model's group field to also accept {"asset": <id>},
so a group can be identified by an asset-keyed flex-model entry - the form
that DB-stored flex-models naturally produce. This makes intermediate power
constraints fully definable via an asset tree with stored flex-models, with
an empty flex-model in the scheduling trigger.

- Asset-referenced group entries define no power sensor of their own; the
  group's scheduled aggregate power is saved via the entry's consumption
  and/or production output sensors, following the usual output-sensor
  conventions (full profile on a single sensor; clip-split when both given).
- Sensor-referenced groups keep saving the aggregate to the group power
  sensor, and may now also define output sensors.
- The UI asset flex-model editor recommends the parent asset when editing a
  child's group field (one-click suggestion), and hints in both the parent's
  and children's editors when the parent's flex-model defines power-capacity.
- New tutorial: toy example for intermediate power constraints, driven
  entirely by DB-stored flex-models.

Bug fixes uncovered along the way:
- AssetTriggerSchema.check_flex_model_sensors raised KeyError on asset-only
  flex-model entries.
- The freeze_server_now test fixture leaked its server_now monkeypatch into
  all subsequently run tests in the same process, causing order-dependent
  duplicate-key failures when scheduling jobs saved beliefs with identical
  (frozen) belief times.


Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TAad46Ayg86DHpL6nY54sX

Signed-off-by: F.N. Claessen <claessen@seita.nl>
Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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