Fightwarn array initializers trivial#849
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…ield and comment where a real nuf() might be useful
…d and comment where a real nuf() might be useful
…PC_UPS_DEVICE_MODEL like elsewhere
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This PR explicitly initializes all fields of our many arrays (mostly to same zero or NULL values as were defaulted implicitly).
Discovered thanks to CI improvements from #844
This one I intend to merge with little need for discussion, maybe within a week. Still, review and approval would be warmly appreciated :)
Note for reviewers: I tagged below in code review some points where discussions and decisions can be made (in future PRs if some change is deemed needed), but otherwise they seem harmless as in not blocking a merge.