fix: filter implausible extrapolated power readings - #483
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Closes #391
Closes #392
Root cause: extrapolated power (current/cooling/heating) is computed upstream in aio-panasonic-comfort-cloud and occasionally spikes on energy-reset boundaries.
Fix (repo-side mitigation): discard NaN/negative and implausibly large positive jumps (>10x previous and >5000W) for power entities, keeping the last good value so the energy dashboard isn't polluted. The definitive fix for the underlying calculation is tracked upstream.
Verification: compile-only (no HA test harness in this repo).