charging_station_FR: add support for output power tags #2350
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This will use the newly aggregated data from Jungle-Bus/ref-EU-EVSE#15.
We may want to also edit the
traptext:The data published is the output of one point of delivery which may have multiple sockets, so it is assumed that a charger able to output 100 kW on a combo-CCS socket will be able to "max out" a Type 2 socket rated at 43 kW (in my experience that's the case). In this scenario the
socket:type2:outputis "deduced" and we may inform the users to check it.There's also a related conversation on this topic with @nlehuby here > Jungle-Bus/ref-EU-EVSE#14