record unit types in the demand-type vocabulary - #45
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Add a canonical EDP_TYPES mapping that stores the acronym and unit type of every demand type, and a UNIT_TYPES vocabulary (acceleration, speed, displacement, unitless, rotation). EDP_to_demand_type is now derived from EDP_TYPES with content identical to before, so existing consumers are unaffected. Unit types let consumers (e.g., pelicun 3.10+) infer physical units for demand columns from the vocabulary.
Bump the version to 3.1, refresh uv.lock, and add the 3.1 changelog entry and release notes.
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This PR extends the controlled vocabularies with unit-type
information for demand types. The model data itself is unchanged.
EDP_TYPESmapping records each demand type's short acronym and thephysical quantity it is measured in, and the new
UNIT_TYPESvocabulary enumerates the valid unit types (
acceleration,speed,displacement,unitless,rotation,force,force_per_length,pressure). Consumers — most immediately Pelicun 3.10 — can inferphysical units for demand data from the vocabulary instead of
maintaining hardcoded lists.
EDP_to_demand_typeis now derived fromEDP_TYPESwith contentidentical to before, so existing consumers are unaffected.