Clear release notes

Signed-off-by: Leandro Lucarella <[email protected]>

Author: llucax

RELEASE_NOTES.md

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 ## Summary
 
-The most notable features for this release is the addition of the `PVPool` (exposed via `microgrid.pv_pool()`), which can be used to manage PV arrays as a single entity and the `EVChargerPool` (`microgrid.ev_charger_pool()`) learning to manage power for the whole pool (before it could only be used to control chargers individually).
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-Another notable change is the microgrid API client being moved to its own [repository](https://github.com/frequenz-floss/frequenz-client-microgrid-python/).
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 ## Upgrading
 
-- The SDK is now using the microgrid API client from [`frequenz-client-microgrid`](https://github.com/frequenz-floss/frequenz-client-microgrid-python/). You should update your code if you are using the microgrid API client directly.
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-- The minimum required `frequenz-channels` version is now [`v1.0.0-rc1`](https://github.com/frequenz-floss/frequenz-channels-python/releases/tag/v1.0.0-rc.1).
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-- The set of battery IDs managed by a battery pool are now available through `BatteryPool.component_ids`, and no longer through `BatteryPool.battery_ids`.  This is done to have a consistent interface with other `*Pool`s.
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-- The `maxsize` parameter in calls to `BatteryPool.{soc/capacity/temperature}.new_receiver()` methods have now been renamed to `limit`, to be consistent with the channels repository.
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-- Support for per-component interaction in `EVChargerPool` has been removed. Please use the new `propose_power()` method to manage power for the whole pool. If you still need to manage power of chargers individually, you can create one pool per charger.
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-- PV power is now available from `microgrid.pv_pool().power`, and no longer from `microgrid.logical_meter().pv_power`.
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 ## New Features
 
-- `EVChargerPool`/`microgrid.ev_charger_pool()`: New `propose_power` and `power_status` methods have been added, similar to the `BatteryPool`.  These method interface with the `PowerManager` and `PowerDistributor`, which currently uses a first-come-first-serve algorithm to distribute power to EVs.
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-- A PV pool (`PVPool`/`microgrid.pv_pool()`) was added, with `propose_power`, `power_status` and `power` methods similar to Battery and EV pools.
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-- The microgrid API client now exposes the reactive power for inverters, meters and EV chargers.
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-## Enhancements
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-- Warning messages are logged when multiple instances of `*Pool`s are created for the same set of batteries, with the same priority values.
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-- A warning message will now be logged if no relevant samples are found in a component for resampling.
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 ## Bug Fixes
 
-- A bug was fixed where the grid fuse was not created properly and would end up with a `max_current` with type `float` instead of `Current`.
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-- `BatteryPool.propose_discharge` now converts power values to the passive-sign convention.  Earlier it was not doing this and that was causing it to charge instead of discharge.
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-- Fix a bug that was causing the power managing actor to crash and restart when cleaning up old proposals.
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