Tesla: Remove misleading min/max printout #115
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What?
This PR makes the debug printout for Tesla batteries easier for beginners
Why?
There were many questions about the min / max voltages reported via CAN by Tesla, especially for LFP packs. The values were outright wrong, stating that the LFP packs could go to 402V 🙈
How?
Instead of printing the misleading min/max, we instead print
LFP chemistry detected!if we notice that an LFP pack is used. This is much more useful info to have.