Addressing issues #43, #41, #38, partially #37, #25, #19. Below is a Copilot-generated changelog: This pull request updates the example Jupyter notebook for the Bow at Calgary setup and introduces several improvements and fixes to the meshflow package, including enhancements to configuration flexibility, parameter handling, and warning messages. The changes also bump the package version to v0.1.0.dev7 and make some minor code cleanups and refactoring. The most important changes are: Example notebook and configuration enhancements: * Added a new example notebook meshflow_bow_at_calgary.ipynb under .virtual_documents, demonstrating the setup and execution of a MESH workflow with comprehensive configuration, including landcover classes, forcing variables, and hydrology parameters. * Updated the configuration in the example notebook to allow for additional drainage database variables (e.g., maxup), more complex GRU (Group Response Unit) class assignments (including lists of parameter dicts), and expanded routing parameter blocks. Parameter handling and warnings: Improved warning messages for unrecognized drainage database variables and added more informative warnings regarding default parameter assignments and time zone autodetection. Core library improvements and code cleanup: * Refactored type hints in the MESHWorkflow class constructor to use Optional for several parameters, improving clarity and robustness. * Added a note and placeholder for future removal of the obsolete hru concept in the core module. * Updated imports and constants initialization for better clarity and compatibility. Added a FIXME comment in the run method to indicate a planned improvement for returning the drainage database object. Version bump: Bumped the package version from v0.1.0.dev6 to v0.1.0.dev7.

settings section of the constructor needs more extensive documentation #38

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`settings` section of the constructor needs more extensive documentation #38