Integrate ShortfallEvents into PRAS report - #107
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…bse; Remove views in the db schema, can bring back in later if needed; Make many functions internal and don't export
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This PR builds on the DuckDB-based reporting logic first introduced in PR#92
It adds functionality to generate an interactive PRAS HTML report and an accompanying DuckDB database directly from PRAS simulation results. The report is structured into two main sections:
Monte Carlo (MC) Results
Includes system-level and regional metrics obtained across the MC samples.
Event-Focused Results
Focuses on the individual shortfall events and includes both system-level and regional event metrics, including event counts, durations, energy and LOLEv.
In addition, the report includes a set of the plots most commonly used for RA analysis at both the system and regional level. These include:
The implementation leverages DuckDB for efficient storage and querying of simulation outputs and pre-aggregation of metrics and plot data, which keeps working with large-scale systems efficient.
An example report for RTS-GMLC can be found here: example_rts_report.html