docs: 📔 added docs for megawatt hours

README.md

@@ -108,11 +108,13 @@ Else, if you prefer the graphical editor, use the menu to add the resource:
 | energy_date_selection | `boolean` | true | If set to `true`, will follow the energy date picker (that is in the same dashboard) and get entities information from the statistics. |
 | dashboard_link | `string` | | Shows a link to an Energy Dashboard. Should be a url path to location of your choice. If you wanted to link to the built-in dashboard you would enter `/energy` for example. |
 | inverted_entities | `string` | | Comma seperated list of entities that should be inverted (negative for consumption and positive for production). Example: `inverted_entities: battery, grid` |
-| kwh_decimals | `number` | 1 | Number of decimals rounded to when kilowatthours are displayed. |
 | wh_decimals | `number` | 1 | Number of decimals rounded to when watthours are displayed. |
+| kwh_decimals | `number` | 1 | Number of decimals rounded to when kilowatthours are displayed. |
+| mwh_decimals | `number` | 1 | Number of decimals rounded to when megawatthours are displayed. |
 | min_flow_rate | `number` | .75 | Represents how much time it takes for the quickest dot to travel from one end to the other in seconds. |
 | max_flow_rate | `number` | 6 | Represents how much time it takes for the slowest dot to travel from one end to the other in seconds. |
 | wh_kwh_threshold | `number` | 1000 | The number of watthours to display before converting to and displaying kilowatthours. Setting of 0 will always display in kilowatthours. |
+| kwh_mwh_threshold | `number` | 1000 | The number of kilowatthours to display before converting to and displaying megawatthours. Setting of 0 will always display in megawatthours. |
 | clickable_entities | `boolean` | false | If true, clicking on the entity will open the entity's more info dialog. |
 | min_expected_energy | `number` | 0.01 | Represents the minimum amount of energy (in Watthours) expected to flow through the system at a given moment. Only used in the [New Flow Formula](#new-flow-formula). |
 | max_expected_energy | `number` | 2000 | Represents the maximum amount of energy (in Watthours) expected to flow through the system at a given moment. Only used in the [New Flow Formula](#new-flow-formula). |