Instead of always assuming we want to change the heat, instead use the
setback attribute which sets heat / cool setback based on current HVAC
mode. This means that the proliphix thermostat will do sensible things
during cooling season.
* Added mired and kelvin mode to flux
* changed as requested
* Renamed varible
* attempt to add test for new method in flux.py
* removed line to fix lint error
* Allow multiple proximities
* Distance conversion
* Add unit of measurement and conversion to proximity
* Shorten attribute name
* Fix get unit of measurement
* Fix the km <-> m conversion
* Add type check and errors
* first path unit test around distance utility
* Fix numeric type check
* Fix conversion type-os
* Actually set the exception thrown flag
* Test for exact conversion
* More descriptive variable names
* Update method invocation to match change in method name
* Missed a couple variables
* Line continuation
* Fix linting too many return issue
* Break out proximity setup for list of proximity and for single proximity device
* Pass hass to setup function
* Check if setup succeeded for each proximity component
* Change variable name
* Break out branches in convert to avoid too many branches linting error
* Remove disable lint line
* Variables for default properties
* Combine logic
* Test loading multiple proximities for 100% code coverage on proximity component
* Unit test to reach 100%
Fail to configure proximities missing devices
* Fail first before processing
* Combine return statements
* lstrip = bad Teagan
* Utilize string formating instead of concatenation
* Fix variable reference
* Typeo
* Clean up conversion to reduce complexity
* Update unit tests to match code changes on distance util
* Test non numeric value
* Private methods, value type has already been checked.
John Arild Berentsen
Paulus Schoutsen
Tomi Tuhkanen
Tobie Booth
Assaf Inbal
Sean Dague
Stephen Hoekstra
Johann Kellerman
Jesse Newland
HBDK
Fabian Affolter
Robbie Trencheny
Teagan Glenn