George Zogopoulos 6ce6ef8fff Plane: Takeoff improvements
- TAKEOFF and AUTO flight modes now should have identical takeoff
- Prevent behaviour switching past climb altitude in TAKEOFF mode.
- Refactor set_pitch_min/max methods.
  Max was already there, now renamed.
  Min is newly introduced.
  behaviour.
- Remove enforcement of min takeoff throttle logic from servos.cpp.
  It is now handled only by takeoff.cpp.
- Take TKOFF_LVL_ALT into consideration in AUTO as well.
- Fixed pitch setpoint when TKOFF_ROTATE_SPD>0.
- Roll navigation in mode TAKEOFF during climb should now work again.
- Now the TAKEOFF loiter waypoint is set by the bearing of the
aircraft while on TKOFF_LVL_ALT, as in the last stable release, instead
of TKOFF_ALT.
- Using TRIM_THROTTLE in takeoffs, when TKOFF_THR_MIN==0
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