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Migrate from Flask to FastAPI (#163)

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* Migrate from Flask to FastAPI

 * FastAPI migration:
    - Use pydantic model classes as input parameters to the
      data/calculation classes.
    - Interface field names changed to constructor parameter names (for
      simplicity only during transition, should be updated in a followup
      PR).
    - Add basic interface requirements (e.g. some values > 0, etc.).
 * Update tests for new data format.
 * Python requirement down to 3.9 (TypeGuard no longer needed)
 * Makefile: Add helpful targets (e.g. development server with reload)

* Move API doc from README to pydantic model classes (swagger)

 * Link to swagger.io with own openapi.yml.
 * Commit openapi.json and check with pytest for changes so the
   documentation is always up-to-date.

* Streamline docker

* FastAPI: Run startup action on dev server

 * Fix config for /strompreis, endpoint still broken however.

* test_openapi: Compare against docs/.../openapi.json

* Move fastapi to server/ submodule

 * See #187 for new repository structure.
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ADDITIONAL ATTRIBUTIONS:
The following is a list of licensors and other acknowledgements for third-party software that may be contained within this system:
- Flask, licensed under the BSD License, see https://flask.palletsprojects.com/
- FastAPI, licensed under the MIT License, see https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/
- NumPy, licensed under the BSD License, see https://numpy.org/
- Requests, licensed under the Apache License 2.0, see https://requests.readthedocs.io/
- matplotlib, licensed under the matplotlib License (a variant of the Python Software Foundation License), see https://matplotlib.org/