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I want a pretty graph on pvoutput, which starts and ends with actual power generation.
So far, I could configure to run between 5am and 10pm. Anyhow right now in spring, the first power is generated at 7 am.
Thereby added additional flag to skip zero power pushing. If there is zero power generated in timeframe, actually the same values as before are pushed. Those events are not really of interest, thereby I added optional flag
pvoutput_skip_zero_powerwhich defaults to False` to keep current behavior by default.