Move peak load and daytime use share to expert mode - #112
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These are self-consumption tuning parameters most users won't need to adjust; the app's own default values already cover typical households. They now live under expert mode's Battery settings, alongside the other self-consumption fields that drive the same battery balance.
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These are self-consumption tuning parameters most users won't need to adjust; the app's own default values already cover typical households. They now live under expert mode's Battery settings, alongside the other self-consumption fields that drive the same battery balance.