[homekit] Make thermostat temperature limits configurable
See original GitHub issueIt would be great if temperature limits for thermostats could be configured independently.
I know there are already minimumTemperature and maximumTemperature settings, but they have an impact on all temperature items (like outdoor temperature sensors).
To get practical limits for thermostat temperature sliders separate settings would be required.
/cc @beowulfe
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This is trivial (and already planned) once all of @timcharper and my commits are merged upstream. Locally I’m already doing something similar for my Fan and SecuritySystem implementations. Basically we’ll use item metadata to configure complex accessories, and for per-accessory config.
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@wborn Could you please label accordingly, thanks.