tests: characterize higher grid charge target

Author: filiplajszczak

tests/batcontrol/logic/test_grid_charge_target_scenarios.py

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+"""Scenario tests for externally supplied grid-charge targets."""
+import datetime
+
+import pytest
+
+from batcontrol.logic.default import DefaultLogic
+from batcontrol.logic.next import NextLogic
+
+from .helpers import CHEAP_PRICE, EXPENSIVE_PRICE, make_calc_input, make_logic
+
+
+def _calculate(logic_cls, min_grid_charge_soc):
+    logic = make_logic(logic_cls, min_grid_charge_soc=min_grid_charge_soc)
+    calc_input = make_calc_input(
+        # Cheap current slot, then a moderate expensive block. Stored usable
+        # energy covers most forecast need, so changing the target is visible.
+        production=[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0],
+        consumption=[1000, 600, 700, 700, 700, 700, 600, 0],
+        prices=[CHEAP_PRICE] + [EXPENSIVE_PRICE] * 6 + [CHEAP_PRICE],
+        soc=47.3,
+    )
+
+    assert logic.calculate(calc_input, datetime.datetime(
+        2026, 4, 30, 14, 0, 0, tzinfo=datetime.timezone.utc))
+    return logic.get_inverter_control_settings(), logic.get_calculation_output()
+
+
+@pytest.mark.parametrize("logic_cls", [DefaultLogic, NextLogic])
+def test_higher_grid_charge_target_requests_more_recharge(logic_cls):
+    """A caller-provided higher target can prepare for a larger expensive window.
+
+    Dynamic target calculation can stay outside the logic layer: when the
+    current cheap slot receives a higher min_grid_charge_soc, both logic
+    implementations request more recharge before the future high-price block.
+    """
+    low_target = _calculate(logic_cls, min_grid_charge_soc=0.55)
+    high_target = _calculate(logic_cls, min_grid_charge_soc=0.84)
+
+    low_result, low_output = low_target
+    high_result, high_output = high_target
+
+    assert low_result.charge_from_grid is True
+    assert high_result.charge_from_grid is True
+    assert high_output.reserved_energy > low_output.reserved_energy
+    assert high_output.required_recharge_energy > low_output.required_recharge_energy
+    assert high_result.charge_rate > low_result.charge_rate