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Move to DataInterpolations v5 (#1464)
This was breaking for us since it removed a type alias that we defined in our const alias ScalarInterpolation and VectorInterpolation. This also tightens some return types to those concrete aliases, and changes a LevelDemand field type from the abstract `Vector{LinearInterpolation}` to the concrete `Vector{ScalarInterpolation}`, which should help the compiler. Closes #1461.
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