Optimizer: configurable battery efficiency#32042
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depends on evcc-io/optimizer#99
fixes #32038
Makes the battery charge/discharge efficiency used by the optimizer configurable instead of assuming 90% for every battery. Default stays 90%.
efficiencyparameter for battery meters, part of the shared battery params preset, hence available on all battery templates without touching a single deviceeta_c/eta_dadded by feat: per-battery charge/discharge efficiency optimizer#99, the request-level values stay the default for batteries without configured efficiency🤖 Generated with Claude Code