Example of DPR and TOD archetypes

CHANGELOG.md

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 * Baseline recycle scenario analysis (#20, #37, #57)
 * Preference analysis (#6, #15, #37, #57, #62)
 * Baseline cycamore example (#2, #37, #57, #62)
+* DPR and TOD example (#67)

DPR/README.md

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 # Dynamic Power Reactor (DPR)
-DPR is a Cyclus reactor archetype based on Cycamore's Reactor, except that it has the ability to update the power output over time.
+DPR (pronounced *dipper*) is a Cyclus reactor archetype based on Cycamore's Reactor, except that it has the ability to update the power output over time.
 
 ## Cite this work
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 > we recommend that you ensure your outages align with when the reactor goes
 > into outage if you are modeling a historical example.
 
+## Example
+In the example folder we provide the input files and scripts used to generate the data.

DPR/example/README.md

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+# DPR Example
+
+This folder contains a script to generate power data in a Cyclus xml format and an example simulation of the Clinton Power Plant in 2024.
+
+You can run the example with:
+```
+python generate_power_percent.py
+cyclus -i clinton_dpr_cycamore_demo.xml -o clinton_2024_dpr_cycamore_demo.sqlite
+```