doc: add overnight test results section to README
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measuring CO2 concentration. Values should be interpreted as indicative trends
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rather than precise measurements, particularly during the first 24 to 48 hours
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of operation while the sensor calibrates.
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## Overnight test results
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An overnight test was conducted with 2 Thingy:52 nodes placed in two separate
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rooms (windows closed, 7h session, 5 minute interval).
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- Room 1: 4 occupants (2 adults, 2 children)
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- Room 2: unoccupied
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CO2 rose progressively from 400 ppm to a peak of 1071 ppm in the occupied room,
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consistent with human respiration in a confined space. The unoccupied room
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remained stable between 400 and 465 ppm, confirming that variations in Room 1
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are directly linked to human presence.
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Note: the CCS811 sensor measures eCO2 estimated from VOC levels, not direct CO2.
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Occasional spikes (e.g. 877 ppm at 02:45, 1071 ppm at 03:05) may be caused by
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factors such as perspiration or movement near the sensor and should be interpreted
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with caution.
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