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datamodel: add load as an allowed variable #806

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datamodel: add load as an allowed variable #806

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  1. datamodel: add load as an allowed variable 

    Add `load` as an allowed variable. Previously the datamodel only
supported `net_load` as a variable and therefore made no distinction
between (gross) load vs net load. One of the key differences is that
load is generally defined as a non-negative measure of energy demand,
while net load is the signed measured of energy demand import (positive
values) vs export (negative values). This is a subtle but important
difference, and supporting both variables (`load` and `net_load`) in the
datamodel will enable better defined functionality for users. For
example, when validating load data, negative values should be treated as
erroroneous. But negative values net load data should be treated as
valid.
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  2. docs/whatsnew: list load variable enhancement

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  3. docs/whatsnew: link the issue and PR

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