Update Energy Losses to Represent ORCA's Losses Method

[RHammond2]

Currently the Project.energy_losses method incorrectly calculates the losses, and should replicate the ORCA model.

Steps to completion:

• Change the Project.loss_ratio to Project.environmental_losses with a default of 0.0159
• Rewrite Project.energy_losses to be of the form: 1 - [(1 - L_1) * (1 - L_2) … * (1 - L_n)] where we have:
  • environmental (user input)
  • availability (WOMBAT)
  • wake (FLORIS)
  • technical (new method based on ORCA)
    • potentially need a flag or input for land vs fixed vs floating substructure, such as project_type
  • electrical (new method using ORBIT parameters)
• Expand Project.energy_losses to optionally provide the categorical breakout of each of the above loss categories
• Update all references to Project.loss_ratio
• Update documentation as needed to reflect the changes

[dmulash]

• I implemented individual methods for each loss type (excluding availability) using equations from the ORCA model, as well as a method for total losses. This allows for easy integration across different methods in project.py, particularly benefiting the capacity_factor function.
• Since loss_ratio is used extensively across project.py, I opted to remove it entirely instead of replacing it with environmental_loss_ratio. Consequently, I updated the documentation and modified functions like energy_potential() to use the new total_loss_ratio() method.
• I implemented changes in energy_potential() so that the net_capacity_factor is calculated using total_loss_ratio() instead of the old (and eliminated) loss_ratio