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Add Carbon Intensity information to beacons and paths (#129)
* Add Carbon Intensity Information to beacons First crude version, just to allow adding _some_ numbers. Note: not merged code paths with bandwidth although this is currently processed identically, as changes to the representation of the carbon intensity information are to be expected. * Add Carbon Intensity to combinator, snet.Path and showpaths * Resolved conflict in daemon protobuf file by incrementing field number. Recreated protobuf generated file. * Resolved conflicts in other places due to diff not matching original, by adding the carbon intentity field in data structures/initializations again to the upstream ones.
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