docs(readme): save par file from Service Tool as HeatPump.par

mdbtools 0.9.3-1 is not able to handle filenames with special characters like "$".
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1. Extract `$_parameters_HeatPump.par` from the Itho Service Tool. This is a Microsoft Access database containing details about all WPU versions.
* Download it directly:
```
curl -OL "https://servicetool.blob.core.windows.net/release/Parameters/\$_parameters_HeatPump.par"
curl -o HeatPump.par "https://servicetool.blob.core.windows.net/release/Parameters/\$_parameters_HeatPump.par"
```
* Or download the [Itho Service Tool](https://www.ithodaalderop.nl/nl-NL/professional/servicetool) and execute `AzureBootloader.exe` to retrieve the full Itho Service Tool application. `$_parameters_HeatPump.par` is located in the `Parameters` directory.
* Or download the [Itho Service Tool](https://www.ithodaalderop.nl/nl-NL/professional/servicetool) and execute `AzureBootloader.exe` to retrieve the full Itho Service Tool application. `$_parameters_HeatPump.par` is located in the `Parameters` directory. Save it as HeatPump.par in the python-itho-wpu folder.
1. Convert the Microsoft Access database to an SQLite datbase. The SQLite database is used by python-itho-wpu.
```
./convert-itho-db.py --itho-db \$_parameters_HeatPump.par
./convert-itho-db.py --itho-db HeatPump.par
```
# Example usage of python-itho-wpu