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A partial top-up's litres divided by distance since the last log isn't consumption — it's just how much was poured in. The number is arithmetically defined but meaningless, and shares a column with real L/100km values, so users (#194) reasonably read it as a consumption figure that has gone wrong. Return None from FuelLog.get_consumption() for partial fills. The fill-to-fill calculation on the next full tank already counts the partial volume over the whole interval (#169), which is what solluh originally asked for in #122 — the misleading instantaneous estimate added alongside that fix is the bit being removed.
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