Deprecate "NTC 100K beta 3950" thermistor #4859
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This PR moves the default thermistor definitions from thermistor.py to a new temperature_sensor.cfg file, introduces a new "Generic 3950" thermistor, and deprecates the "NTC 100K beta 3950" definition.
As discussed in #4054 , it seems most real-world "beta 3950" sensors don't actually follow a true "beta 3950" temperature curve, and instead follow a curve defined in the new "Generic 3950" table. Deprecating the "NTC 100K beta 3950" definition seems like the best way to raise awareness and move printers over to a more accurate configuration.
-Kevin
Edit: Change name of new thermistor to "Generic 3950".