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Counting 24-hour periods lost or gained a day, depending on the time of day of the first and last reading and on clock changes. A gained day showed up as 0 kg in the curve.
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The number of days in the interpolation grid came from a timestamp difference, so it was a day off depending on the time of day of the first and last reading and on clock changes. A day too many left one day at 0 kg, which broke the curve and all stats.
Same change as 57a18f0 on
feat/state-space-smoothing, so it merges cleanly intov2later.Closes #576